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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]lol @ the one, lonely bitter woman taking the mom's side in this thread.  Who hurt you?[/quote]

I'm neither lonely nor bitter.  I live with my husband who is an excellent, actual father.  I just think it's hilarious how a "dad" who's done exactly the legal minimum can claim to be aggrieved and get automatic "yeah women are always alienating kids" comments.  Alienate from what?  He lived on another continent.  And his complaint isn't that he doesn't see his daughter enough, or know her better, it's that *she* doesn't call *him* on his birthday.  Who hurt you to have such low expectations of men?  [/quote]

OP here I offered to have her live with and to go to high school here. Her mother would not allow it. All visits were surprised. When my daughter came here the mom came too with her brother. I flew multiple times a year.
The mom said in her recent email all troubles started when k remarried and had my daughter. This is not true not fair to blame a baby. I have multiple emails dating back to 2004. Some where she said my daughter doesn't want to speak to me as no Christmas gift arrived on time. Or child support wasn't the amount she wanted. I'm sorry big which 10 year old asks for pay stubs??[/quote]

Way too much detail.  Dude.  You messed up by being young and stupid and not wearing protection…in another country.  Big mistake.  Oh well.  Just move on.  Keep in touch and maybe DD will reach out more on her own as she becomes an independent adult [/quote]

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