If you loved her you wouldn't be asking that question. Your kids do come first but there are two sides to this. Your wife may have issues with the child and maybe be acting out. But have you looked at your child's behavior toward her. Your child may be doing things to fuel her fire too. Your wife should know better being an adult but sometimes it's hard for us too. I understand your stuck in the middle and love them both. Try some counseling, it may help the whole family. We can't help you on yahoo answer, you'll need more that the scraps of opinions that we can give you.
2007-06-20 05:20:42
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answered by Raven75 5
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Were you aware of this before you married her?
Why doesn't she get along with them? Are they disrespectful to her? Manipulative? Angry with her because she's with you instead of their mother? Or is she feeling insecure about those children taking the attention from her and her children?
If your wife is rejecting your kids for any of these reasons. It is certainly understandable, because it takes a really strong person to put up with that and still be kind. She may not have realized how hard having an extended family is until she got into it.
Before leaving your wife, find out why she dislikes your kids. Try not to be judgmental of her reasons. Even if she says nothings wrong tell her that you believe there are things you two need to work on as a family. Arrange for family counseling to help deal with these issues. Your kids should be included in the sessions also.
2007-06-20 05:39:19
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answered by anosey1 4
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No. Marriage is serious. I'm hoping that when you went into it, you and she were serious about it. I would suggest that you and your wife seek out good Christian marriage counselling. Obviously, when you and your wife married, the kids were part of the deal. So she must do her best to care for and nurture your kids just as her.
By the way, when my father got re-married after my mom died, my step mom treated me this way. The result? I ended up moving out and living on my own when I was 15 years old.
You, as the husband, must take the lead here and make your wife understand her role in the marriage. But don't give up. The bible only allows divorce in the case of adultery, not because of relationship issues.
Also, if all the kids are getting older, remember that they will eventually be out of the house.
2007-06-20 05:23:58
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes. I had a stepmother that did not like me and I went through hell. My father had 3 other children with her and after the first I felt out of place and alienated from the family. My father divorced her a few years ago, but too late as I was already an adult by that time. Leave her if she will not accept your children. Don't put those children through that. Part of her loving you is accepting the whole package. She does not love you whole heartedly if she does not care for your kids.
2007-06-20 05:26:17
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answered by MIA24/7 4
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Well I think if you really in your heart believe that you have tried all you can with resolving this, than YES! Your first obligation was and is to those kids. They were there first. I usually never advice divorce, but when it involves the welfare of kids, then I think it should be. But word to the wise, next relationship, take your time and REALLY make sure her and the kids are good together, everyone can put on a show, but pay close attention. Be careful.
2007-06-20 05:23:18
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answered by How can I help? 3
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I'm sorry for being so blunt, but yes leave her!!! She is using you for what you can do for HER and HER children and can care less about your own. More too often, men neglect there own, and raise children that they have no tides to. I can see it must bother you for you to ask the public. You have a conscious and a heart and it shows. My advice, your children are apart of you and it will continue to eat at you knowing that you are providing better care for another man's child better than your own flesh. I do not know any woman with CLASS that would mind you taking care of your own better than their own. If your wife can not understand than you need to leave. And let me guess, she did not express any of this BEFORE marriage BUT now that she has the mentality of " I got him now" her attitude as changed because she thinks you're wont go anywhere.
2007-06-20 05:31:24
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answered by SexxyDiva w/class 1
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Your children are a part of you so she should accept them and at least tolerate them even if they openly hate her. You accept her children as your own, she owes you the same. Try counseling before you go out and hire a divorce lawyer but at the end of the day the kids still come first. If she can't at least tolerate your children then you need to let her go her own way.
2007-06-20 05:25:49
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answered by Neka 4
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The question isn't if you should leave your wife for hating your children, the question is why in the H*** are you with someone who hates your kids???? You have no right to hurt your children and that's exactly what you're doing everyday your with that woman. They know how she feels about them whether she verbally expresses it to them or not. Your responsibility first and foremost is to your children, the lives that you created and brought into this world. I truly hope for your children's sake and their life long happiness, you leave her immediately, and stop dating so you can provide a stable, completely loving, and happy home for them without the drama of women coming in and out of the house. You are the only one who will treat them as their own and they deserve a loving and happy home that i'm sure you will provide them.
Best of luck to you in mustering the strength to do what's best for your children... you owe it to them.
2007-06-20 05:24:49
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answered by chris m 3
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When your a parent your kids come first, and you should have never married her if she doesn't treat your kids well. I know you love her bc you were willing to accept her and all that came with her, so y isn't she willing to do the same. Alot of ppl say that marriage is a 50 50 thing but in actuality its a 100 100 endeavor bc both parties need to be 100% commited to making it work and she doesn't seem to be on board 100 bc she isn't willing to accept your kids
2007-06-20 05:27:32
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answered by mdsuperstar1984 2
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Well, if your wife loved you, she would try and keep the relationship harmonious. It's very hard to accept someone else's children, but, it seems like you have, and she hasn't. Just remember, the kids will be grown and gone, some day...and it will be just you, by yourself....decide if you want her at your side, and if it's worth divorcing her over kids, (maybe the kids are the ones who say she doesn't like them, because they're the ones who are jealous!)
2007-06-20 05:23:13
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answered by Anonymous
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