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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How is the ex-wife taking it? I mean, do you care at all? What did this do to her life, and her kid's life? Not what he tells you, what you see for yourself.[/quote]

She's moved on and dating. Their daughter is fine, she spends the weekends with us and [b]she loves that she has two homes.[/b][/quote]

You are wicked evil OP. Here's wishing you a lifetime of infertility. [/quote]

Yeah.   I've never, ever met a kid who's happy they have two homes.  I have, however, heard several kids of divorce envying their friends who have only one.  [/quote]

What a awful thing to even say! So you just think everyone who ends up divorced its because they were having an affair? You do realize there are many other reasons for divorce, including abuse. I am pretty certain that a child that was living in a home that was surrounded by a toxic marriage, would agree that it is best to have two separate homes. Don't be such a judgmental asshole, there are plenty of times having two homes is better than one. Good for you that your ONE home is perfect. [/quote]

I don't know why this is so awful. It doesn't matter what caused the divorce or how well the parents coparent. I have NEVER met a child happy to have two homes. Ever. Why would they be happy to have two when one is horrible? Why would they even be happy to be shuttled back and forth between two happy ones? [/quote]

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