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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Depending on how he treated her during the marriage/divorce, her behavior might be understandable.

Men who have a "crazy" ex are sometimes the reason she's crazy. [/quote]

And sometimes the crazy is the reason she is an ex  :lol: [/quote]
This must be op. You sound so "snappy" and immature. Grow up. You are only reinforcing my impression that you are not a responsible parent to your own kids.
His kids and his ex, are clearly his priorities. Sad, that your kids can't say the same about you.[/quote]

what the....no man should prioritize his EX.[/quote]
Why not?
Why is some girlfriend more important?
What is a girlfriend but a sex partner, if ex is not willing?
What does the girlfriend mean compared to his kid and the mother of his kids?
If she was important she would not be a girlfriend!
After all, this is not Norway, where people do that all the time.[/quote]

I assume they have dated a few years and it will lead to marriage. If not then OP should get out now. Otherwise your partner and kids should come first. Not the ex. No they shouldn't force blending especially at that age. I would go on vacation with her kids then the next time take his.  If they are lucky and all the kids are at the other bios take their own time. 
Their not brothers and sisters and never will be so stop that nonsense OP. As long as they all get along, or are at least polite then be grateful. Minimize all interactions with the ex, I really don't see the point especially with the ages of the kids. 
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