Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nine months is not enough time. Give it another year at the very least.
During that time, have the kids spend lots of time together. Ask your kids what they think.
You do know that your chances of divorce are very high, don't you? 67-80%?
No kidding! Poor kids.
I feel sorry for your kids. I raised my kids to be kind and not judgmental - why not give your kids the same gift?
The statistics are what they are. PP is just the messenger.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I remarried a man who brought two kids with him, and I agree nine months is too soon.
I agree, very sad. She is not putting her children first. Why rush?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nine months is not enough time. Give it another year at the very least.
During that time, have the kids spend lots of time together. Ask your kids what they think.
You do know that your chances of divorce are very high, don't you? 67-80%?
No kidding! Poor kids.
I feel sorry for your kids. I raised my kids to be kind and not judgmental - why not give your kids the same gift?
Anonymous wrote:I remarried a man who brought two kids with him, and I agree nine months is too soon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nine months is not enough time. Give it another year at the very least.
During that time, have the kids spend lots of time together. Ask your kids what they think.
You do know that your chances of divorce are very high, don't you? 67-80%?
No kidding! Poor kids.
Anonymous wrote:Nine months is not enough time. Give it another year at the very least.
During that time, have the kids spend lots of time together. Ask your kids what they think.
You do know that your chances of divorce are very high, don't you? 67-80%?
Anonymous wrote:Are either of your exes remarried, or would you two be the first? That's not a bad thing but it does mean your kids will/won't have had experience with this kind of changed dynamic.