Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, the thought that goes through my mind when I hear something like this is "your poor, poor child. I'm so sorry for him/ her."
And I wonder why you didn't try a little harder to work it out for your child's sake.
Anonymous wrote:OP, the thought that goes through my mind when I hear something like this is "your poor, poor child. I'm so sorry for him/ her."
Anonymous wrote:I avoid drama - so if I start to hear her talking negatively about the ex then I am out of there. If I hear anything that sounds like the child is being used a pawn or denied equal access to parents, then I am out of there. If I find out she cheated, then I am out of there. If she starts dating someone else soon after, then I am out of there.
Getting divorced on its own isn't going to send me running. It is how the person talks about and acts in the midst of and following the divorce that I go by.
Anonymous wrote:Pretty recently, I let some acquaintances know I might be going that route. DS goes to a daycare where most moms know each other, and maybe it is just me, but i feel we are suddenly not "popular" anymore. Do you think I am making this up or there might be some truth to it?