Anonymous wrote:I've been married to DH for 10 years. I learned long ago to keep my mouth shut when it comes to the ex. It's none of my business.
And you know what, I love him a lot for the way he treats her. If she is struggling and he can help, why shouldn't he? She is the mother of his children and as a child it sucks to see your mom struggle financially.
The other thing to remember is that how he treats her is a good indication of how he might treat you should your marriage not work out. Would you want to struggle if he could help you out?
Anonymous wrote:Why was it on her to pick the shoes, clothes, etc? Take the kid shopping for goodness sake!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing. You do nothing. He will either continue to allow it or he will put his foot down.
Why does he cave? Is she right that she's struggling because of him? Who initiated the divorce? He may also be taking the path of least resistance and giving her the money to avoid a bigger fight.
Either way, you do nothing because there's no win for you here.
He initiated the divorce, but she's struggling because she doesn't know how to spend her money wisely.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing. You do nothing. He will either continue to allow it or he will put his foot down.
Why does he cave? Is she right that she's struggling because of him? Who initiated the divorce? He may also be taking the path of least resistance and giving her the money to avoid a bigger fight.
Either way, you do nothing because there's no win for you here.
He initiated the divorce, but she's struggling because she doesn't know how to spend her money wisely.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does he pay court-ordered child support?
Yes and she still asks for money!
Anonymous wrote:Nothing. You do nothing. He will either continue to allow it or he will put his foot down.
Why does he cave? Is she right that she's struggling because of him? Who initiated the divorce? He may also be taking the path of least resistance and giving her the money to avoid a bigger fight.
Either way, you do nothing because there's no win for you here.
Anonymous wrote:Does he pay court-ordered child support?
Anonymous wrote:Nothing. You do nothing. He will either continue to allow it or he will put his foot down.
Why does he cave? Is she right that she's struggling because of him? Who initiated the divorce? He may also be taking the path of least resistance and giving her the money to avoid a bigger fight.
Either way, you do nothing because there's no win for you here.