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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my teens. When he left my mom to support him while he traveled for his dreams, left us to deal with her addiction, and then did minor stuff like skipping all my graduations because he was busy networking elsewhere. Wish my mom had left him 30 years ago.[/quote] This is my point exactly - to all those people out there staying with spouses for the sake of the kids - Your kids aren't stupid. They are extremely perceptive. They understand what is going on - no matter how hard you try to pretend that it's okay - it's not. You are actually doing more harm than good. For all you women out there - be an example of a strong, independent woman, who doesn't depend on a man - so that your daughters can have the same mindset one day and not be trapped in miserable marriages like you were. Have the strength and courage to figure out a way to live on your own and leave these bad marriages for the sake of your children - who have to witness the dysfunction and the dead look in mommy's eyes as she eeks out a miserable existence "for the sake of the kids". Stop telling yourself you are doing something strong for the sake of the kids. You are actually doing something weak for the sake of yourself.[/quote] Said the spineless wimp who walked out on his/her marriage because it was easier than staying and trying to work it out. And now feels s/he has to justify her own lack of backbone by tearing into Internet strangers. Wow, way to show us you're a big girl anonymously! You, my dear, are a complete f'ing loser. [/quote] Actually, never married, no kids. But that was a very nice try. I work with at risk youth and teenagers with behavioral problems. I get to fix all the problems people like you create. But hey, that was a very good attempt.[/quote]
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