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Thread started 09/24/08 1:51pm

hokie

I AM SO INSANELY ANGRY RIGHT NOW...

pissed pissed pissed pissed pissed
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Reply #1 posted 09/24/08 1:53pm

Muse2NOPharaoh

hug
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Reply #2 posted 09/24/08 1:55pm

hokie

Baby daddy's daddy drama.... lol


He's such an ass.
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Reply #3 posted 09/24/08 1:56pm

AndGodCreatedM
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hug
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Reply #4 posted 09/24/08 1:58pm

JessieJ

eek What's wrong? hug comfort
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Reply #5 posted 09/24/08 1:59pm

Muse2NOPharaoh

hokie said:

Baby daddy's daddy drama.... lol


He's such an ass.

I guesed. Try not an let him in your head.. I know thats hard, but its what he wants.
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Reply #6 posted 09/24/08 2:02pm

hokie

Thanks guys...

My ex-father-in-law is a monumental jerk.

OK...let me ask you this. Muse, maybe you can tell me since you're divorced.

If you felt as though your ex's parents totally disrespected you as the childrens' mother would it drive you nuts? I just found out today that my ex's father has been going to my kids' school and having visits and such. OK. The visit isn't an issue. I want them to see each other. But, I think I should have been given a courtesy call. My ex and I had a really nasty divorce. The ex's dad blames me for the divorce and pretty much can't stand me.

When I was going through the divorce my ex tricked me into leaving the house then changed all the locks and took all the money out of our account. He informed me he was going to take my kids away from me and that he had already contacted a lawyer. So, I am pretty leery of anyone doing things concerning the kids without letting me know.

sigh
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Reply #7 posted 09/24/08 2:04pm

MIGUELGOMEZ

Some men are assholes!!!


hug
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Reply #8 posted 09/24/08 2:06pm

hokie

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Some men are assholes!!!


hug




Get this! He's a minister!!!


falloff


He is a reason why I don't like religion.
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Reply #9 posted 09/24/08 2:08pm

MIGUELGOMEZ

hokie said:

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Some men are assholes!!!


hug




Get this! He's a minister!!!


falloff


He is a reason why I don't like religion.



You know what? That doesn't surprise me.
MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits"
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Reply #10 posted 09/24/08 2:10pm

Mushanga

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hokie said:

Thanks guys...

My ex-father-in-law is a monumental jerk.

OK...let me ask you this. Muse, maybe you can tell me since you're divorced.

If you felt as though your ex's parents totally disrespected you as the childrens' mother would it drive you nuts? I just found out today that my ex's father has been going to my kids' school and having visits and such. OK. The visit isn't an issue. I want them to see each other. But, I think I should have been given a courtesy call. My ex and I had a really nasty divorce. The ex's dad blames me for the divorce and pretty much can't stand me.

When I was going through the divorce my ex tricked me into leaving the house then changed all the locks and took all the money out of our account. He informed me he was going to take my kids away from me and that he had already contacted a lawyer. So, I am pretty leery of anyone doing things concerning the kids without letting me know.

sigh

Bastards.. rolleyes

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Reply #11 posted 09/24/08 2:10pm

Muse2NOPharaoh

hokie said:

Thanks guys...

My ex-father-in-law is a monumental jerk.

OK...let me ask you this. Muse, maybe you can tell me since you're divorced.

If you felt as though your ex's parents totally disrespected you as the childrens' mother would it drive you nuts? I just found out today that my ex's father has been going to my kids' school and having visits and such. OK. The visit isn't an issue. I want them to see each other. But, I think I should have been given a courtesy call. My ex and I had a really nasty divorce. The ex's dad blames me for the divorce and pretty much can't stand me.

When I was going through the divorce my ex tricked me into leaving the house then changed all the locks and took all the money out of our account. He informed me he was going to take my kids away from me and that he had already contacted a lawyer. So, I am pretty leery of anyone doing things concerning the kids without letting me know.

sigh



I have a similar hell with my X mother in law. My gig is, as long as she doesnt bad mouth me in any way shape or form to them/around them Ill let her exist. Id give em a quick card or note saying you think its fantastic he sees them but to please just let you know. One question however, do you fear your father in law is a flight risk? If you do in any way, we have a horse of a whole other color there.
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Reply #12 posted 09/24/08 2:11pm

hokie

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

hokie said:





Get this! He's a minister!!!


falloff


He is a reason why I don't like religion.



You know what? That doesn't surprise me.




Thanks Miguel. You know...my relationship with my ex has gotten a lot better. We're doing a pretty good job of co-parenting and being flexible and looking out for the other's needs, but his dad is impossible.

He even had the nerve to "warn" me that if I didn't change my "bad attitude" it would cause me trouble.

rolleyes

I love threats...
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Reply #13 posted 09/24/08 2:11pm

Stymie

hug

You should want me to come kick him in the nuts? biggrin
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Reply #14 posted 09/24/08 2:12pm

MIGUELGOMEZ

hokie said:

MIGUELGOMEZ said:




You know what? That doesn't surprise me.




Thanks Miguel. You know...my relationship with my ex has gotten a lot better. We're doing a pretty good job of co-parenting and being flexible and looking out for the other's needs, but his dad is impossible.

He even had the nerve to "warn" me that if I didn't change my "bad attitude" it would cause me trouble.

rolleyes

I love threats...




OMG!!!! If someone said that to me I would flip!!! It's like he's trying to make you mad on purpose. That's even more enraging!!!

Ugh!!! I'm so mad for you now!!!!
MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits"
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Reply #15 posted 09/24/08 2:14pm

Muse2NOPharaoh

Stymie said:

hug

You should want me to come kick him in the nuts? biggrin

lol and you should want me to photograph the incident.
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Reply #16 posted 09/24/08 2:17pm

hokie

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

hokie said:

Thanks guys...

My ex-father-in-law is a monumental jerk.

OK...let me ask you this. Muse, maybe you can tell me since you're divorced.

If you felt as though your ex's parents totally disrespected you as the childrens' mother would it drive you nuts? I just found out today that my ex's father has been going to my kids' school and having visits and such. OK. The visit isn't an issue. I want them to see each other. But, I think I should have been given a courtesy call. My ex and I had a really nasty divorce. The ex's dad blames me for the divorce and pretty much can't stand me.

When I was going through the divorce my ex tricked me into leaving the house then changed all the locks and took all the money out of our account. He informed me he was going to take my kids away from me and that he had already contacted a lawyer. So, I am pretty leery of anyone doing things concerning the kids without letting me know.

sigh



I have a similar hell with my X mother in law. My gig is, as long as she doesnt bad mouth me in any way shape or form to them/around them Ill let her exist. Id give em a quick card or note saying you think its fantastic he sees them but to please just let you know. One question however, do you fear your father in law is a flight risk? If you do in any way, we have a horse of a whole other color there.



Not really, but because he's been so disrespectful in the past I am just a teensy bid paranoid. Plus, he is the kind of person that just does what he wants. If he wants to do something and someone tells him he shouldn't he will anyway if he believes strongly enough that he is in the right. He DID say to me, "Well, he IS my grandson you know..." rolleyes

I did tell him to let me know and he said no problem. So I don't think it would be an issue, but I can't help but worry a little.
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Reply #17 posted 09/24/08 2:17pm

RenHoek

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Stymie said:

hug

You should want me to come kick him in the nuts? biggrin


ditto!

where's the line start?








sorry to hear he's causing you grief and a courtesy call about his visits should be a requirement not just an option...

hug
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Reply #18 posted 09/24/08 2:18pm

hokie

Stymie said:

hug

You should want me to come kick him in the nuts? biggrin



biggrin


hug
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Reply #19 posted 09/24/08 2:19pm

hokie

I respect my ex as the father of my kids, but now I see where he gets some of his ridiculousness from.

Isn't that saying, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree" ?
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Reply #20 posted 09/24/08 2:41pm

Stymie

hokie said:

I respect my ex as the father of my kids, but now I see where he gets some of his ridiculousness from.

Isn't that saying, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree" ?
I know you are super duper busy but I suggest you make that fucker go to court to get visitation and I don't care if they are his grandkids. You are their mother and you deserve respect.
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Reply #21 posted 09/24/08 2:45pm

pearle

hokie said:

Thanks guys...

My ex-father-in-law is a monumental jerk.

OK...let me ask you this. Muse, maybe you can tell me since you're divorced.

If you felt as though your ex's parents totally disrespected you as the childrens' mother would it drive you nuts? I just found out today that my ex's father has been going to my kids' school and having visits and such. OK. The visit isn't an issue. I want them to see each other. But, I think I should have been given a courtesy call. My ex and I had a really nasty divorce. The ex's dad blames me for the divorce and pretty much can't stand me.

When I was going through the divorce my ex tricked me into leaving the house then changed all the locks and took all the money out of our account. He informed me he was going to take my kids away from me and that he had already contacted a lawyer. So, I am pretty leery of anyone doing things concerning the kids without letting me know.

sigh



Mind if I am totally pissed off on your behalf?
Meddling, righteous inlaws are the absolute worst. You have every right to be leery.
Keep it as positive as possible though, your kids do have a right to know their grandparents and they will form their own opinions of them soon enough.

hug
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Reply #22 posted 09/24/08 2:45pm

JessieJ

Stymie said:

hokie said:

I respect my ex as the father of my kids, but now I see where he gets some of his ridiculousness from.

Isn't that saying, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree" ?
I know you are super duper busy but I suggest you make that fucker go to court to get visitation and I don't care if they are his grandkids. You are their mother and you deserve respect.

I agree nod
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Reply #23 posted 09/24/08 2:47pm

evenstar3

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hokie said:

Stymie said:

hug

You should want me to come kick him in the nuts? biggrin



biggrin


hug


i'll do one better, i'll come cut his goddamn nuts OFF. mad

grrr.
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Reply #24 posted 09/24/08 2:50pm

BlackAdder7

why did the school allow a non parent to visit a student??
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Reply #25 posted 09/24/08 2:53pm

MoniGram

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Hun, I don't blame you for feeling uncomfortable with those visits. Have you tried to talk to your boy's school?
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Reply #26 posted 09/24/08 3:48pm

hokie

Stymie said:

hokie said:

I respect my ex as the father of my kids, but now I see where he gets some of his ridiculousness from.

Isn't that saying, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree" ?
I know you are super duper busy but I suggest you make that fucker go to court to get visitation and I don't care if they are his grandkids. You are their mother and you deserve respect.



You mean make the grandad get visitation? Or my ex? My ex does have visitation. We are getting along pretty good. The dad is the problem.
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Reply #27 posted 09/24/08 3:59pm

Muse2NOPharaoh

hokie said:

Stymie said:

hug

You should want me to come kick him in the nuts? biggrin



biggrin


hug

hug I know what its like to have someone around our kids we could do without altogether. I hated it... now they are older and hardly see her. ( They also are old enough to have caught what a poophead she is and dislike her and her presence for themselves) Hang in there lady.
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Reply #28 posted 09/24/08 4:04pm

veronikka

BlackAdder7 said:

why did the school allow a non parent to visit a student??



that's what Im wondering as well???
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Reply #29 posted 09/24/08 4:22pm

Stymie

hokie said:

Stymie said:

I know you are super duper busy but I suggest you make that fucker go to court to get visitation and I don't care if they are his grandkids. You are their mother and you deserve respect.



You mean make the grandad get visitation? Or my ex? My ex does have visitation. We are getting along pretty good. The dad is the problem.
Yep the grandfather.
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