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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I feel OP isn't being completely being honest here- did you use your own anger and hatred to keep the your dd away from her dad?
Also from your comments about birthday money it seems you were using Jim as an ATM and 3K for driving lessons?? Whaat??
Which portion did you volunteer to pay? Or were you hoping he would pick up the bill. Sounds like you were manipulating the situation for money. Classic first wife behavior [/quote]

[b]OP here I gave her some towards it and I think he should pick up the bigger portion. [/b]How am I manipulating the situation for money? He is her dad and needs to pay for things. He has cut back on the birthday money. Fair enough he can't take her shopping like he did. But DD loved that with her dad. He bought her whatever she wanted and now he is saying no. That's mean to her[/quote]

Were you making her ask for that money to be used for other things? My DH's ex wife was notorious for doing that. I think you need therapy OP

Why?  And why does she need so much for drivers class?  Just download VDOT's pamphlet on how to teach driving. It is broken down in easy 30 minute steps.  That is how I taught my children to drive.  We did a few sessions each week and by the time each qualified to take Behind the Wheel they were ready.  It was not that difficult.  It just took dedication to going out every week.  [/quote][/quote]

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