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Replies to '09/06 "Fighting For My Children" Follow-Up'

 
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September 6, 2005, 9:30 pm PDT

Amen! Amen! Amen!!

Quote From: jaidenjmom

What I don't understand is why nobody has brought up the core issue of this hellacious, ridiculous battle. These 2 Parents!! If they can't get along, how can either of them be good for either of the children? My suggestion is to Lock these 2 Grown Adults in a room... Let them battle their issues out... Don't Open The Door Until They Are Able To At Least Shake Hands!! Neither of these 2 are going to compromise on anything until the underlying issues between them are somewhat taken care of. There is so much bitterness that neither of them can see past trying to hurt the other. Common sense tells me they need therapy between the 2, before the children should even be brought in. 2 divorced, happy parents that are able to keep the peace and get along, are a lot more helpful rather than 2 who are bitter and angry towards each other who are out for revenge. And to Micheal... Yes you are a father, but you also need to realize the bond between a child and mother. I'm sure you have a fatherly bond.... but to step inbetween a mother and child is WRONG! And Linda... You're not going to get ANYWHERE unless you compromise!! You put yourself in this situation and are now making the children pay for your obvious Mistake!! You both need help and Lord protect those children!!

Coming from a woman who's husband and ex-wife have been in and out of court fighting over their rights to their children for years and still to this day, without any peace or resolution, I SO Agree w/your post!  The root of the problem in these cases is the parents' lack of willingness to put their kids first and GET ALONG no matter how hard it is in order to make their kids' lives better.  Heck, their kids have suffered enough already! 

  

Hasn't been easy to swallow my tongue all these years about my son's father but I have.  He had to learn about his dad on his own and w/o my interference.  I left the door open and my son decided what to do next, when he was old enough to figure things out.  So glad I never pushed him either way.  I know he'll love me for that instead of resent me and want the hell away from me someday! 

  

  

 


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