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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can I just say one thing to you, OP? You effing rock. This is what putting your kids first in divorce looks like. Signed, Child of divorced parents who both remarried and made new families. It just gets really really old. It’s not the divorce that’s the problem, it’s the dynamics of the new families and how complicated they become. It’s totally understandable to want sex, companionship, and love again. I don’t see why everyone feels to need to involve their children in all that. Focus on your kids. When your kids aren’t around, do whatever the heck you want![/quote] Yeah, except she hasn't actually put her idea into action yet, and who knows if she'll stick to her guns once she meets some guy she is excited about and dates for a few months. Plenty of DCUM threads about women catching feelz after being some guy's FB.[/quote] OP here--there is no freaking way I am involving my kids. Not happening. I was over being in love before I met my spouse. I am not catching the love thing...that is so over. It obviously did not work with my spouse (the love thing), married anyway, which was stupid. It is 100% not happening that I would confuse my kids by having them meet some other guy. No way. I will have compartmentalized separate lives (mom me and not-with-kids me). That's it. I am 100% confident of this.[/quote] All this really proves is that you're not very good at relationships, and therefore, you should seriously question your own notions and expectations about what you think a possible future post-divorce relationship should look like, or is going to look like.[/quote]
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