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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We had DS bar mitzvah, we had a party, most everyone had a good time. ExDH did not bring a gift, did not say a toast, barely said a word to DS, nothing. His wife kept looking at her phone. ExILs texted me later that they were embarrassed for them.

All I can say is that when it's time for DS to graduate HS, college, get married - if he refuses to invite his father, I will completely understand.[/quote]

Dad does not need to bring a gift.  You sound terrible.  You are alienating them. [/quote]

are you kidding me? You go to a kid's party and not bring a gift? Guess who the terrible one is here.[/quote]

As a parent, you don't bring a gift to this kind of party.  That's a bizarre demand.  The kid got a birthday present.  That is enough.  You are looking for every way to bash him.  To him, this is a 13th birthday party.  It is about you and your culture/family, not his.  If he got the kid a present for his birthday that is enough.  If you are getting child support, you that money.[/quote]

Since we are going that route...no, I do not get child support because I make more than him. And no, he hasn't given him a birthday present in the past 3 years. For BM, you do bring presents. His own family knows that and they are not of "my religion".[/quote]

I'm shiksa as could be, and even I know you bring a present to a bar mitzva!

FIne way to spit on your child's religion.[/quote]

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