Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are filling for divorce and it will be amicable. However for financial reasons and for our kids as well we have decided to still live in the same house. I will be sleeping in a room downstairs and DW in a room upstairs. And we further both agree we will have separate lives outside the home and will not introduce our new partners to our kids. Our kids turn 18 in 7 years and at that point we have decided that we will sell the house and go our separate ways.
I know this is a very unusual arrangement and want to hears folks’ experience, knowledge, opinion about such an arrangement.
You can't rent a one bedroom nearby and do a birdnesting divorce? Seven years, lol.
Anonymous wrote:We are filling for divorce and it will be amicable. However for financial reasons and for our kids as well we have decided to still live in the same house. I will be sleeping in a room downstairs and DW in a room upstairs. And we further both agree we will have separate lives outside the home and will not introduce our new partners to our kids. Our kids turn 18 in 7 years and at that point we have decided that we will sell the house and go our separate ways.
I know this is a very unusual arrangement and want to hears folks’ experience, knowledge, opinion about such an arrangement.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My reaction is, I have dated plenty of divorced dads, and there is no way in hell I would date a man with that set up.
Maybe you should stop being so damned slutty.
What the h? What do you know of my dating life? Just because I have dated or gone on a date with a guy doesn't mean I had sex with them.
And even if I had, stop shaming.
What I know about your dating life is what you just told me: you date “lots of divorced men.” You clearly get around. It’s funny how you say you’d never want one in OP’s situation, but apparently you can’t find one in ANY situation that you’re happy with. Or maybe you should look in the mirror?
I am currently engaged to a divorced dad. We have been dating three years. Before him, I had three three month relationships with three divorced dads but broke it off because they werent long term fits. I also went on one to three dates with probably five other divorced guys, because at my age, that's most of the dating pool. Out of all of these men, I had sex with two of them.
Im guessing you are an ex wife who doesn't like the idea of your ex dating other women. Get over it. You divorced him.
Anonymous wrote:honestly sounds like you want a nonmonogamous partnership. why not try it without filing for divorce first? potentially save yourselves some headaches and money. if it doesn’t go well you just divorce and are no worse off!
Anonymous wrote:That is some terrible relationship modeling you are doing for your children.
Anonymous wrote:My reaction is, I have dated plenty of divorced dads, and there is no way in hell I would date a man with that set up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My reaction is, I have dated plenty of divorced dads, and there is no way in hell I would date a man with that set up.
Maybe you should stop being so damned slutty.
What the h? What do you know of my dating life? Just because I have dated or gone on a date with a guy doesn't mean I had sex with them.
And even if I had, stop shaming.
What I know about your dating life is what you just told me: you date “lots of divorced men.” You clearly get around. It’s funny how you say you’d never want one in OP’s situation, but apparently you can’t find one in ANY situation that you’re happy with. Or maybe you should look in the mirror?
Anonymous wrote:honestly sounds like you want a nonmonogamous partnership. why not try it without filing for divorce first? potentially save yourselves some headaches and money. if it doesn’t go well you just divorce and are no worse off!
Anonymous wrote:There was a NYT article about it. I think it’s doable. Parenting kids in two different houses is a logistical nightmare.
Anyway, you can always wait and see how you feel in a year or two.