Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand why people keep bringing up age, because that is not the main point of my post. What I really need is advice on how to handle this situation with my husband and how to make things right for my my son. OP
Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand why people keep bringing up age, because that is not the main point of my post. What I really need is advice on how to handle this situation with my husband and how to make things right for my my son. OP
Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand why people keep bringing up age, because that is not the main point of my post. What I really need is advice on how to handle this situation with my husband and how to make things right for my my son. OP
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM will you find people insisting it’s perfectly fine for a married man to go on vacation with his ex-wife, while married to a younger wife (the same man who sucks and was abusive as husband). That’s not normal, and it’s not appropriate. And the argument about “prioritizing the kids” misses the point—his 8-year-old is still a young, dependent child, not a fully grown adult like his other kids. Meanwhile, OP isn’t some secondary figure; she’s his wife, and their son is also his minor child. They’re not a “second family”—they’re his immediate family now. If he’s not getting back with his ex-wife, then there’s no reason for them to be vacationing together.
Ding ding ding
I was thinking the same thing. His current wife and minor child are his family. His ex-wife is former family. His older children will always be his children. They are adults. They can come visit their dad anytime alone or as a group without their mother.
The people defending the the not so dear husband,are off their rockers.
People also seem to be ignoring the fact that the 8 yr old is a sibling to the 20somethings, like it or not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did you meet and get pregnant when you were 18 and he was 40? Was he your high school teacher?
No, we met at a nightclub, right around graduation.
No, no, the art museum.
+1 How did you get into a nigh club at 17? And what was a married father of three teenagers doing in a night club?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's the problem? It's not like he's going to sleep with his ex-wife
Who knows? She probably isn't older than her ExH, maybe a couple of years younger. She could be anywhere from 45 - 48. She could have transformed her life and looks great now. And her ex regrets being an idiot.
And really, what woman would say great, let's go on vacation as a family unit and leave the real wife and other child at home? That is weird too. Right or wrong, I say ExW wants them to be a unit again. And not to blame her. Just saying.
Idk, maybe one whose husband knocked up a high school senior two years older than your own daughter? The ex may not give a fight about being some kind of unit but hell no does she want to be around teen mom (AP?) And her kid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM will you find people insisting it’s perfectly fine for a married man to go on vacation with his ex-wife, while married to a younger wife (the same man who sucks and was abusive as husband). That’s not normal, and it’s not appropriate. And the argument about “prioritizing the kids” misses the point—his 8-year-old is still a young, dependent child, not a fully grown adult like his other kids. Meanwhile, OP isn’t some secondary figure; she’s his wife, and their son is also his minor child. They’re not a “second family”—they’re his immediate family now. If he’s not getting back with his ex-wife, then there’s no reason for them to be vacationing together.
Ding ding ding
I was thinking the same thing. His current wife and minor child are his family. His ex-wife is former family. His older children will always be his children. They are adults. They can come visit their dad anytime alone or as a group without their mother.
The people defending the the not so dear husband,are off their rockers.
Anonymous wrote:My husband is my sons biological father, and the three kids are also my husbands kids. I thought it was clear, sorry. OP
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM will you find people insisting it’s perfectly fine for a married man to go on vacation with his ex-wife, while married to a younger wife (the same man who sucks and was abusive as husband). That’s not normal, and it’s not appropriate. And the argument about “prioritizing the kids” misses the point—his 8-year-old is still a young, dependent child, not a fully grown adult like his other kids. Meanwhile, OP isn’t some secondary figure; she’s his wife, and their son is also his minor child. They’re not a “second family”—they’re his immediate family now. If he’s not getting back with his ex-wife, then there’s no reason for them to be vacationing together.
Ding ding ding
I was thinking the same thing. His current wife and minor child are his family. His ex-wife is former family. His older children will always be his children. They are adults. They can come visit their dad anytime alone or as a group without their mother.
The people defending the the not so dear husband,are off their rockers.
Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM will you find people insisting it’s perfectly fine for a married man to go on vacation with his ex-wife, while married to a younger wife (the same man who sucks and was abusive as husband). That’s not normal, and it’s not appropriate. And the argument about “prioritizing the kids” misses the point—his 8-year-old is still a young, dependent child, not a fully grown adult like his other kids. Meanwhile, OP isn’t some secondary figure; she’s his wife, and their son is also his minor child. They’re not a “second family”—they’re his immediate family now. If he’s not getting back with his ex-wife, then there’s no reason for them to be vacationing together.
Anonymous wrote:I'm 27 years old with an 8 year old son. My husband is 49 and wants to take a vacation in July with his ex-wife and her three kids (25, 23, 21). He’s really close to them and says it’s normal and healthy to do things with his ex and her family. However, he doesn’t want to plan a vacation for my son and me. Instead, he wants my son to spend the summer at home while he goes off with them.
My son is really upset that he won’t be able to go on a vacation, and my husband made him cry. My husband doesn’t seem to care at all that we’re both hurt and upset. It feels like he’s putting his ex’s family above ours.
I don’t know what to do. It seems like he doesn’t care about me or my son at all. It’s so frustrating. How do you even handle something like this?