this is hard - i think that when you get involved with someone who has kids you need to be prepared on how the relationship is with his 'other' family. there's almost always drama and you need to figure out whether ur willing to deal with it or not. i think that it's good that you're putting your foot down, but to actually leave him might be extreme. maybe he can arrange visitation rights through court instead of letting that girl run him the way she is...? good luck. :)
2006-09-15 12:02:55
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answered by Anonymous
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Basically this is not your problem. Your bf needs to step up and stand up against her. If he pays child support,then there is no problem here as he should have gooten the state mandated visitation rights and now can have the courts enforce them. Now if he doesnt pay support then hes at her mercy and the law cant help. It sounds like his ex is using the kids as a pawn in trying to hurt him for their past and hes playing the childish games. But all in all hes the only one who should be standing up to her and not you. You can give him a choice; fix the problem or youre gone and dont give him a whole lotta time to do it. Good luck
2006-09-15 12:06:24
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answered by Arthur W 7
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So ... is your issue with her playing your man ... or that your man wants a connection with his other kids and the "EX" kinda comes attached ?
If he really wants to be a daddy and include his "Other Children" Be Supportive !! He needs to admit the children are his .... in court and seek his parental rights... then if she plays the game she can explain the mess to the judge for not allowing access to the kids ...However that comes with the expense of child support if he doesn't already kick in ...... If your mans worh the time and effort to bring a child into the world with (yours) try to act bigger than "Her shoe" and lay it out for him..... give him choices ... be supportive and don't play the game......... If you screw with peoples emotions (where kids are concerned) Be careful your carma dont run over your dogma ......
Be the adult... set the tone. Caring, informative and business like.
Good Luck
2006-09-15 12:08:10
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answered by John 7
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listen up, looks at the on the spot are not each and every thing, yet i might want to be mendacity if I stated that it's not part of what first attracts you to someone. imagine about it, once you're strolling down the line you do not recognize who any of those persons are ... so the way you have an interest in them is by employing sight ... from there then you actually prefer to get to entice close them. this is organic. you at the on the spot are not being egocentric as long as you do not evaluate seems the biggest difficulty in a courting. the guy might want to nicely be large, yet in case you at the on the spot are not bodily interested in him, then you actually shouldn't date him. not something is going to regulate. Now, you stated you had in basic terms been conversing to him on-line for some days, so what are you anxious about? this is compared to he's thoroughly in love with you, he slightly knows you. i imagine it really is impressive to save him as a chum in basic terms and discern out in case you may look previous his looks - if not, then proceed your search for elsewhere. Oh and do not date human beings in basic terms reason you do not prefer to be impolite ... it really is what receives many women into this mess ;) success!!
2016-11-27 01:05:27
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answered by ? 4
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Stay out of it and let him handle it. Although you are correct in the way that you feel about the situation. A more productive action you could take is to encourage him to go to court and sue for visitation or joint custody. Be sure that he continues to pay child support whether he sees them or not. They are still his children and require support.
2006-09-15 12:06:44
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answered by AVA 4
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it makes sence that you're mad and i don't blame you, but you have to understand that he loves his kids very much (which is a good thing) and it hurts him not to see them. to ask him to give up the hope of ever seeing his kids again is wrong, you're asking him to choose and both things are important (also, think about the poor little kids, without a father, even if you hate their mother, the kids are innocent). i think that if both of you put your heads together, you can find a way that'll left him see his kids and stop the kids' mother from doing that.
2006-09-15 12:02:26
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answered by ^-^ 3
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You're not being fair. Of course it stresses you out, but her games are not his fault. If you care about the guy at all, try to be supportive instead of making things worse for him.
2006-09-15 12:01:57
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answered by mj_indigo 5
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PERSONALLY I THINK YOU ARE WRONG. THIS MATTER WITH HIS CHILDREN HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU. LET THE TWO OF THEM WORK IT OUT. WHEN YOUR MAN IS GOING THREW THINGS LIKE THIS HE DOES NOT NEED YOU TO LEAVE, HE NEEDS YOU TO STAY BY HIS SIDE AND GET HIM OVER THE HUMPS IN LIFE
2006-09-15 11:59:10
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answered by FRECKLES 6
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this is to the boyfriend.....run...run fast ....thats not fast enough....hurry get out now...............honey the last site of you would be in my rear view mirror.......what makes his ex or his kids any of your business. the truth is you dont want the first kids any where in the picture. well you should of thought of that before you opened YOUR legs.your not even married to this man. HOW DARE YOU...
2006-09-15 12:06:18
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answered by BLOODHOUND 6
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This is all part of being a grown up. Don't play games!!!
2006-09-15 11:58:34
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answered by mustanglady 6
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