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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you sound selfish.  There are 364 other days for "me" time.  Christmas Eve is a night for families to be together.  [/quote]

A mother can make her own decision about where her and her children will spend Christmas Eve.

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Only when it’s her turn for the holiday.[/quote]

It’s always “her turn”

Her children, her turn. [/quote]

They’re his children too[/quote]

If the father is a 50% contributing parent, then he can negotiate. [/quote]

Most fathers contribute more than 50 percent of the financial support.  Even in 2025.  Yes, they should have a say.   [/quote]

Money is only 1 thing. An important thing, yes.

Does he know their shoe size? [/quote]

OP said he’s in commercial fishing, right? That’s a wildly dangerous job. He’s gone for long stretches, is knowing shoe size really all that important? Anyone can take a kid to a shoe store to get fitted. Not sure what that even has to do with anything. What’s OPs job?[/quote]

I have never understood this bizarre attempt at a “gotcha” question.  I don’t know my kids’ shoes size off the top of my head.  I have a rough estimate, but 1) their feet are still growing and 2) why on earth would I need to know their shoe size unless I am actively buying them shoes at that moment?[/quote]

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