Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, in 5 years you won't care who he stuck his prick in during your marriage. File and move on.
+1. Your marriage has not been good for awhile. Time to move on.
It was fine until this whore came along.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, in 5 years you won't care who he stuck his prick in during your marriage. File and move on.
+1. Your marriage has not been good for awhile. Time to move on.
Anonymous wrote:It garbage until you video tape it and show it to a judge.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nobody cares about emotional abuse... The sad reality.
That's because much of it is garbage.
It garbage until you video tape it and show it to a judge.
Go PP.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nobody cares about emotional abuse... The sad reality.
That's because much of it is garbage.
Anonymous wrote:Nobody cares about emotional abuse... The sad reality.
Anonymous wrote:OP, I'm going to tell you something from the voice of experience. Stop trying to figure out how to punish him and concentrate on what benefits you and your child. Be smart about money and child support. Make living arrangements that work best for your new circumstances. Make sure you can afford to pay the child care. Budget for childcare in your support because even if you are a SAHM now, you probably won't be in a few years - you will need to work.
You can't make him feel something he doesn't - guilt, remorse, shame, etc. That's all him you can only look out for yourself.
Anonymous wrote:OP, in 5 years you won't care who he stuck his prick in during your marriage. File and move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know what kind of dream world you people are living in. Unless the OP has evidence of abuse or neglect, there are no grounds for denying custody. Infidelity is not relevant.
He is emotionally abusive. How do I prove that in court?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know what kind of dream world you people are living in. Unless the OP has evidence of abuse or neglect, there are no grounds for denying custody. Infidelity is not relevant.
He is emotionally abusive. How do I prove that in court?
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you already did and want everyone else to be as bitter and mean as you are. Nice.
Anonymous wrote:It sucks what he did, but you'd be hurting your baby if you try to ruin their relationship. If he wants to be a part of the kid's life and he isn't an incompetent father then please let him. Using your baby to get back at him is not the way to go.
Anonymous wrote:OP, in 5 years you won't care who he stuck his prick in during your marriage. File and move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP you are just as selfish as your dh. You're mad because he cheated on you so you want to destroy your child's relationship with his father. That's disgusting. Your child stands no chance with two parents so self involved that their child is the last thing on their minds.
She doesn't want her child growing up to be a liar and a user, who doesn't care about the lives left behind in the wreckage as long as she gets what she wants -- like her dad. Don't we all want our children to grow up emotionally and psychologically well adjusted? I feel for you, OP.
Oh good, so the child will instead grow up to be spiteful, vindictive, and self-centered, like OP. In fact, perhaps her DH should try to deny her custody. Wouldn't want the kid turning out like her after all.
You have some kind of weird bias.
+1 are you insane???? OP is angry and upset and has every right to be. Cut her some slack. She's just found out her husband has been having an affair for years. Yes her desire to keep her child away from the father is wrong but no need to call her names and abuse her character. You obviously have no idea what emotions a person goes through when they have been repeatedly cheated on. I hope that you never have to face something like this.