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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ex husband new family are overweight and dd is not allowed to eat their food. [/quote] Wow, you are nasty.[/quote] Are you overweight? That's the problem. If OP doesn't want her dd or son to eat unhealthy food. She has the right to control her kid eating habits. I wish more parents did what op is doing.[/quote] If a child goes over a few days a month, child can eat the food. You making weight comments and saying you cannot eat the food is a pretty cruel thing to do to a child. If you don't want your child eating the food and being a part of Dad's life, then just say so. Terminate his rights and move on. Otherwise, in Dad's home it is Dad's way of doing things. Once you divorce you lose the right to dictate what goes on in the other parents home.[/quote] LOL are you even a parent? I cannot make my own children eat the food they don't like to eat. I cannot imagine a random woman being able to make a teenager eat something they don't like and don't want to eat. She isn't dictating what goes on in the other parent's home. "You must eat the food you're given there" would be dictating. [/quote]
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