Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She may be around a very long time, you sound jealous.
Doubtful. Ex is a serial dater. He likes my husband though. You think that's the problem. He likes us and doesn't like all the different women?
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN. PLS USE SUBJECTS AND OBJECTS THAT MAKE SENSE.
Concur. The statement made no sense. Step away from the wine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She may be around a very long time, you sound jealous.
Doubtful. Ex is a serial dater. He likes my husband though. You think that's the problem. He likes us and doesn't like all the different women?
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN. PLS USE SUBJECTS AND OBJECTS THAT MAKE SENSE.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She may be around a very long time, you sound jealous.
Doubtful. Ex is a serial dater. He likes my husband though. You think that's the problem. He likes us and doesn't like all the different women?
Anonymous wrote:You can't do anything about her retaliation ship with your child. Well, actually you can. If you are neutral/positive about her then maybe your kid will give her a chance and have fun when he visits his father. If you are negative about her then your kid is going to hate her and think neg about his father. Your choice, I guess.
Anonymous wrote:
I didn't understand the post at 19:11.
OP, how much time do you think your child will spend with the new wife?
There's nothing you can do. Your child loves you and your ex-husband, presumably, and can perfectly well become friends with the new wife, even if she doesn't stay long. It's almost like a nanny situation. Children become attached to caregivers, and are sad when they leave.
It does seems as if you are unnecessarily perturbed by all these women.
Anonymous wrote:What does TDY mean ?
Anonymous wrote:She may be around a very long time, you sound jealous.