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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My ex husband always refused to participate in child-centric activities.  If there wasn't beer and football, he was not interested.
The first outing I allowed him and his new GF to take our kids to was a kid's music performance at the Kennedy Center.  We were not yet divorced.  He had been dating her a few months.
The new GF took pictures of MY children and posted their happy little family outing on FB, tagging my ex (we were still friends) so that when I opened my FB that day, I was greeted by my smiling little ones, on a family outing with HER that he would never have even considered for me.[/quote]

I just got ill reading this....PP so sorry, I can't imagine how this must have felt. :cry:[/quote]

Thank you for saying that.  Sometimes a little validation helps.  Honestly when I typed the camping one (see above) I started to cry.[/quote]

Another PP, I'm also sorry. How awful. As someone who just started marriage counseling because we hope to save our marriage, I've had to face the possibility that down the road we could divorce (I'm really hopeful we won't but I can't help but go there sometimes) and I can't imagine how difficult it would be. A cliche, but so true, that what doesn't kill us makes us stronger. I hope you remember that and know that things will get better! But I would recommend unfriending this person and your ex!!![/quote]

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