Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was not a long time family friend. Any play dates our kids had were part of much larger groups, so it isn't like they used to know me as a neighbor who is now their mom. At most, they remember me as someone their dad works with.
I have been to therapy related to my own divorce and I know it's best not to share adult information with kids. The kids have no business knowing about the sex lives of their parents. There are two sides to every story, and I'm honestly just trying to protect my kids from having their step brother from spew whatever version of the truth his mother has planted in his head. This isn't about me.
This is about protecting three young children from being exposed to misleading, inappropriate, and one-sided information that they are way too young to understand and process.
Take your feelings for me out of this scenario and please focus on how I can prevent the dysfunction that the step kids are dealing with from spreading to my kids. Mine are adjusting well and have accepted the divorce.
Wow you are already demonizing his kids?! I hope he reads this and Gets out with his kids unscathed. You are sounding more and more like the evil stepmom.
Anonymous wrote:I was not a long time family friend. Any play dates our kids had were part of much larger groups, so it isn't like they used to know me as a neighbor who is now their mom. At most, they remember me as someone their dad works with.
I have been to therapy related to my own divorce and I know it's best not to share adult information with kids. The kids have no business knowing about the sex lives of their parents. There are two sides to every story, and I'm honestly just trying to protect my kids from having their step brother from spew whatever version of the truth his mother has planted in his head. This isn't about me.
This is about protecting three young children from being exposed to misleading, inappropriate, and one-sided information that they are way too young to understand and process.
Take your feelings for me out of this scenario and please focus on how I can prevent the dysfunction that the step kids are dealing with from spreading to my kids. Mine are adjusting well and have accepted the divorce.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can someone give me the Cliff notes version? Was OP an AP or what
The op didn’t say that. This is the assumption based based on the timeline that she gave from her posts, and she hasn’t denied it. Per op, she worked with the husband. Then ended up marrying him not a year into the divorce. Accuses his kids of saying bad things about her and worried that they will give “their mother’s version” of events to her own younger children. Not happy with how she is being treated by the in-laws, ex-wife, step kids, and neighbors (which raises assumption that she has moved to live into DH / exwife’s House). Has ridiculous expectations of how blending families work, and even a more ridiculous schedule kids / steps kids where they are all 1 week together, and she and DH are alone sans kids to “work on their marriage”.
Eight pages in and she hasn't denied it. And she hasn't explained what the "other side of the story" actually is. Maybe a case of We Were On A Break?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was not a long time family friend. Any play dates our kids had were part of much larger groups, so it isn't like they used to know me as a neighbor who is now their mom. At most, they remember me as someone their dad works with.
I have been to therapy related to my own divorce and I know it's best not to share adult information with kids. The kids have no business knowing about the sex lives of their parents. There are two sides to every story, and I'm honestly just trying to protect my kids from having their step brother from spew whatever version of the truth his mother has planted in his head. This isn't about me.
This is about protecting three young children from being exposed to misleading, inappropriate, and one-sided information that they are way too young to understand and process.
Take your feelings for me out of this scenario and please focus on how I can prevent the dysfunction that the step kids are dealing with from spreading to my kids. Mine are adjusting well and have accepted the divorce.
Wow you are already demonizing his kids?! I hope he reads this and Gets out with his kids unscathed. You are sounding more and more like the evil stepmom.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can someone give me the Cliff notes version? Was OP an AP or what
The op didn’t say that. This is the assumption based based on the timeline that she gave from her posts, and she hasn’t denied it. Per op, she worked with the husband. Then ended up marrying him not a year into the divorce. Accuses his kids of saying bad things about her and worried that they will give “their mother’s version” of events to her own younger children. Not happy with how she is being treated by the in-laws, ex-wife, step kids, and neighbors (which raises assumption that she has moved to live into DH / exwife’s House). Has ridiculous expectations of how blending families work, and even a more ridiculous schedule kids / steps kids where they are all 1 week together, and she and DH are alone sans kids to “work on their marriage”.
Eight pages in and she hasn't denied it. And she hasn't explained what the "other side of the story" actually is. Maybe a case of We Were On A Break?
Anonymous wrote:I was not a long time family friend. Any play dates our kids had were part of much larger groups, so it isn't like they used to know me as a neighbor who is now their mom. At most, they remember me as someone their dad works with.
I have been to therapy related to my own divorce and I know it's best not to share adult information with kids. The kids have no business knowing about the sex lives of their parents. There are two sides to every story, and I'm honestly just trying to protect my kids from having their step brother from spew whatever version of the truth his mother has planted in his head. This isn't about me.
This is about protecting three young children from being exposed to misleading, inappropriate, and one-sided information that they are way too young to understand and process.
Take your feelings for me out of this scenario and please focus on how I can prevent the dysfunction that the step kids are dealing with from spreading to my kids. Mine are adjusting well and have accepted the divorce.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can someone give me the Cliff notes version? Was OP an AP or what
The op didn’t say that. This is the assumption based based on the timeline that she gave from her posts, and she hasn’t denied it. Per op, she worked with the husband. Then ended up marrying him not a year into the divorce. Accuses his kids of saying bad things about her and worried that they will give “their mother’s version” of events to her own younger children. Not happy with how she is being treated by the in-laws, ex-wife, step kids, and neighbors (which raises assumption that she has moved to live into DH / exwife’s House). Has ridiculous expectations of how blending families work, and even a more ridiculous schedule kids / steps kids where they are all 1 week together, and she and DH are alone sans kids to “work on their marriage”.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can someone give me the Cliff notes version? Was OP an AP or what
She was, but she doesn't like to actually come out and say it. She thinks there are two sides to the story.
Anonymous wrote:Can someone give me the Cliff notes version? Was OP an AP or what
Anonymous wrote:Can someone give me the Cliff notes version? Was OP an AP or what