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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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]

I'm sorry PP.  That is really hurtful, I can't imagine.  :(   This is going to sound stupid but whenever I see a picture of Giselle Bundchen with Tom Brady's son from his ex-girlfriend, I feel so sad for the ex.  I can't imagine opening up a publication and seeing my kid having fun with my ex's new wife.  [/quote]

Aw, this is really sad. I agree with the others. That's really shitty of your ex to allow it.

I know two people who have divorced when their child was 1.5 years old, one of them is the cousin of my husband. His ex wife immediately started dating someone else and plastered TONS of pictures of their 2 year old all over the place on FB. A year or so lather, cousin-in-law gets a girlfriend, but although it seems clear his GF hangs out with his son sometimes, there are no pictures.

Guess who comes across as classier? It is completely tacky and disrespectful that he's doing this, and that his fucking girlfriend is posting pictures of them playing house with your kids. UGH. But, please take cold comfort in knowing two things:

1. Chances are pretty good he'll turn it off eventually and stop trying to impress the new girlfriend 
2. Chances are good that most of your mutual friends, even if they remain friends with him, are definitely going to think "yuck" about those pictures, too. Too soon, you know?

Anyway, sorry that's happening to you, but I think I'm not sorry you're free of such a cad. Someone better is out there. [/quote]

I totally agree with the PP.  The ex and the GF definitely have no class and there is DEFINITELY someone better for you out there.  Hugs to you![/quote]

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