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Reply #60 posted 08/26/09 11:44am

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Feeling better is worth all the money in the world. What do we need money for at all except to feel better?
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Reply #61 posted 08/26/09 3:45pm

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what goes around comes around eh?

So while he's choking on the money he can kiss your puckered pink ass can't he? biggrin

Some fucking men want the cake, the bisuit tin and drown in champagne and when they have it they just want more - you stick to your guns - be happy and bring them kids up in a loving family. Pissing him off will hurt him more than he realises!!!!
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Reply #62 posted 08/26/09 4:00pm

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pplrain said:

Sometimes I get into a nasty argument with my hubby but one look from my daughter always kicks some sense into me. Kids need both parents.


Wrong, children need guidance from loving, supportive males and females in their lives in a consistent way - in no way does that have to be both parents.
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Reply #63 posted 08/26/09 4:30pm

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JustErin said:

pplrain said:

Sometimes I get into a nasty argument with my hubby but one look from my daughter always kicks some sense into me. Kids need both parents.


Wrong, children need guidance from loving, supportive males and females in their lives in a consistent way - in no way does that have to be both parents.



It doesn't have to be but it helps. Kids want a sense of security, love and home and that's a good thing if it's consistently the same people. Moms and dads do matter and if they are working together and are happy with each other then that relationship benefits the children.
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Reply #64 posted 08/26/09 4:33pm

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DesireeNevermind said:

JustErin said:



Wrong, children need guidance from loving, supportive males and females in their lives in a consistent way - in no way does that have to be both parents.



It doesn't have to be but it helps. Kids want a sense of security, love and home and that's a good thing if it's consistently the same people. Moms and dads do matter and if they are working together and are happy with each other then that relationship benefits the children.

earth to desiree, the dad aint cooperatin! lol
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Reply #65 posted 08/26/09 4:36pm

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

DesireeNevermind said:




It doesn't have to be but it helps. Kids want a sense of security, love and home and that's a good thing if it's consistently the same people. Moms and dads do matter and if they are working together and are happy with each other then that relationship benefits the children.

earth to desiree, the dad aint cooperatin! lol



falloff I know, I'm just pointing out that if he was an upstanding and responsible dude that TotalAnxisou was still having love for and he for her...then none of this nonsense would be going down. All the better for the kids.
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Reply #66 posted 08/26/09 4:53pm

SlimHustle

Please dont do anything without an attorney or at least court involvement, you'll just be wasting your time without the legal documents. If he's being an ass, he is probably not going to stop anyways, so...

Call your local bar association and ask what free legal services are available in your area. Another option is to start custody and support proceedings in family court yourself without an attorney. Talk to the county clerk if you aren't sure where to begin. I know it's hard, however, without court orders it is only going to get more ugly.

I know how you feel, I've been there, however, this stage WILL pass. Just make sure everything is legal. Your children deserve to be cared for and the court will enforce it (it might take a long time though). AND DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!

My ex was horrible and was behind $20,000 in back support, years later they enforced and it has been a joy to be able to give that to my son.

And you're right, you don't need him. You and the kids will go on and have a wonderful life. Along the way, he can take care of his legal obligations though. Good luck!
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Reply #67 posted 08/26/09 4:54pm

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DesireeNevermind said:

JustErin said:



Wrong, children need guidance from loving, supportive males and females in their lives in a consistent way - in no way does that have to be both parents.



It doesn't have to be but it helps. Kids want a sense of security, love and home and that's a good thing if it's consistently the same people. Moms and dads do matter and if they are working together and are happy with each other then that relationship benefits the children.


Yes.

But that goes out the window when "Dad" isn't a dad but a piece of toxic shit.

Same applies when it's a mother who is no damn good to, or for, her kids.
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Reply #68 posted 08/26/09 4:56pm

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SlimHustle said:

Please dont do anything without an attorney or at least court involvement, you'll just be wasting your time without the legal documents. If he's being an ass, he is probably not going to stop anyways, so...

Call your local bar association and ask what free legal services are available in your area. Another option is to start custody and support proceedings in family court yourself without an attorney. Talk to the county clerk if you aren't sure where to begin. I know it's hard, however, without court orders it is only going to get more ugly.

I know how you feel, I've been there, however, this stage WILL pass. Just make sure everything is legal. Your children deserve to be cared for and the court will enforce it (it might take a long time though). AND DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!

My ex was horrible and was behind $20,000 in back support, years later they enforced and it has been a joy to be able to give that to my son.

And you're right, you don't need him. You and the kids will go on and have a wonderful life. Along the way, he can take care of his legal obligations though. Good luck!



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Reply #69 posted 08/26/09 5:37pm

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SlimHustle said:

Please dont do anything without an attorney or at least court involvement, you'll just be wasting your time without the legal documents. If he's being an ass, he is probably not going to stop anyways, so...

Call your local bar association and ask what free legal services are available in your area. Another option is to start custody and support proceedings in family court yourself without an attorney. Talk to the county clerk if you aren't sure where to begin. I know it's hard, however, without court orders it is only going to get more ugly.

I know how you feel, I've been there, however, this stage WILL pass. Just make sure everything is legal. Your children deserve to be cared for and the court will enforce it (it might take a long time though). AND DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!

My ex was horrible and was behind $20,000 in back support, years later they enforced and it has been a joy to be able to give that to my son.

And you're right, you don't need him. You and the kids will go on and have a wonderful life. Along the way, he can take care of his legal obligations though. Good luck!


I agree with Ace and Slimhustle. DO NOT sign anything without an attorney! Call the bar association for the state in which the divorce proceedings are being filed. I know you just want to get him out of your hair, but do not screw your childrens' future because of an impulsive decision now.
The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp.
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Reply #70 posted 08/26/09 5:39pm

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Ace said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:



That is wat I'm being told by other people irl. That u can't enforce ones behavior, notarized, court orders, whatever....which I'm already experiencing....court orders don't mean SHIT, their as worthless as the paper they come on.

The lawyer? My retainer ran out and I can't pay a lawyer anymore.

WHATEVER YOU DO: DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING WITHOUT A LAWYER!!!

Dani, signing this is gonna fuck you. Trust me!

IT IS TRUE!!!! I KNOW VERY WELL ABOUT THAT
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Reply #71 posted 08/26/09 6:07pm

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TotalANXiousNESS said:

I just wrote up papers telling my husband he can fuckin have EVERYTHING if he will just leave me and my kids the hell alone already. I just kissed about 60,000 goodbye but I don't fuckin care!







Well he agreed to it the slimey bastard. You want it? Good! That's what your get. Call me the breeze. I do not care,





Guess wat? He agreed to it. Just gotta get it notarized and were easy like Sunday morning!





[Edited 8/25/09 18:23pm]
these are the days of wild....
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Reply #72 posted 08/26/09 6:12pm

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PunkMistress said:

DesireeNevermind said:




It doesn't have to be but it helps. Kids want a sense of security, love and home and that's a good thing if it's consistently the same people. Moms and dads do matter and if they are working together and are happy with each other then that relationship benefits the children.


Yes.

But that goes out the window when "Dad" isn't a dad but a piece of toxic shit.

Same applies when it's a mother who is no damn good to, or for, her kids.


true true. too bad there isn't a pill to fix toxic shitty people.
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Reply #73 posted 08/26/09 6:19pm

ingamilo

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TotalANXiousNESS said:



It's hard u have to be completly ready for it tho n it takes time to get to that point.


Yes it does. You have to realise that it really doesn't matter what the world around you thinks of you. In the end it's about you and your happiness.

Friends, family, colleagues, the neighbours; they'll all have something to say about it. Everyone will know best. But fuck that. If you're in a bad relationship you need to get out. You need to be ready to accept the shit you'll be going through though.

It will be hard, you'll get lonely, desperate sometimes even, wanting him or her back. But always remember WHAT is is/was that made you unhappy. It can be really liberating and a huge relief eventually. Once you get to that stage you will also find the courage and energy to take on whatever lies ahead and deal with all the stuff that now makes you feel like you just want to disappear into thin air.

I’m going through something similar, although for completely different reasons. I wish you a clear head!

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Reply #74 posted 08/27/09 7:36am

SlimHustle

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

SlimHustle said:

Please dont do anything without an attorney or at least court involvement, you'll just be wasting your time without the legal documents. If he's being an ass, he is probably not going to stop anyways, so...

Call your local bar association and ask what free legal services are available in your area. Another option is to start custody and support proceedings in family court yourself without an attorney. Talk to the county clerk if you aren't sure where to begin. I know it's hard, however, without court orders it is only going to get more ugly.

I know how you feel, I've been there, however, this stage WILL pass. Just make sure everything is legal. Your children deserve to be cared for and the court will enforce it (it might take a long time though). AND DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!

My ex was horrible and was behind $20,000 in back support, years later they enforced and it has been a joy to be able to give that to my son.

And you're right, you don't need him. You and the kids will go on and have a wonderful life. Along the way, he can take care of his legal obligations though. Good luck!



YES TO ALL OF THIS!


Supa! hug


My apologies for overloading you on info, however...

Many attorneys donate a certain amount of their time to local agencies and provide services for those who cannot afford them. Again, the best place to start is with the county clerk.

If no such program exists, find out who the chair of the matrimonial or family law committee is on the local or state bar and call him or her up and ask if there are any local attorneys
available to help people in your kind of situation. If all else fails, you should be able to find someone who can help you work out a payment plan.

And make sure you are taking care of you during this difficult time...
hug
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Reply #75 posted 08/27/09 9:20am

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TotalANXiousNESS said:

Ace said:

Don't sign away the money/property! That's a foolish mistake! There is no guarantee it will change his behavior! There is a way of getting him to lay off and getting that security for your children.


Has your lawyer advised you to do this?!


That is wat I'm being told by other people irl. That u can't enforce ones behavior, notarized, court orders, whatever....which I'm already experiencing....court orders don't mean SHIT, their as worthless as the paper they come on.

The lawyer? My retainer ran out and I can't pay a lawyer anymore.


As others have already said there must be some kind of free legal options in your town. I hope you can finally be free and happy one day!
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Reply #76 posted 08/27/09 9:48am

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I still crack up at this thread title. lol
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Reply #77 posted 08/27/09 9:59am

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DesireeNevermind said:

I still crack up at this thread title. lol


It was a smart move!!! It got us on here trying to brainstorm a way out of this mess.
As I said before, go to your local courthouse and ask to speak to an attorney of the day. There are free services out there but it's a hunt. I still say hold him accountable unless he is a flame thrower or something equally dangerous!! If he comes into money,ie an inheritance, in the future, you will want your kids to have it - and they should!!
There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin.
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Reply #78 posted 08/27/09 10:08am

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Deadflow3r said:

DesireeNevermind said:

I still crack up at this thread title. lol


It was a smart move!!! It got us on here trying to brainstorm a way out of this mess.
As I said before, go to your local courthouse and ask to speak to an attorney of the day. There are free services out there but it's a hunt. I still say hold him accountable unless he is a flame thrower or something equally dangerous!! If he comes into money,ie an inheritance, in the future, you will want your kids to have it - and they should!!



Yep I have to agree with that last part. You never know what the future holds and as much of an asshole as he appears to be, there is something to be said for inheritance/property/social security benefits and so forth. He had to be thinking about these things which is why he may have been so quick to say "Ok". I worry about health issues. What if the kids ever needed a blood or organ donation and he was the perfect match. eek
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Reply #79 posted 08/28/09 2:59am

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Thanks for all the great advice guys. Trust me, I do want my kids to have what their entitled to...but my main focus at the moment is keeping them away from all the bullshit he's pulling. And I'm running out of ideas and ways to do that. I am gonna go get the free representation u were talking about. Another option is a pfa, u always get a free lawyer with that and they fight hard for your rights. I was trying to avoid that route, but.....
I've reached in darkness and come out with treasure
I layed down with love and I woke up with lies
Whats it all worth only the heart can measure
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Reply #80 posted 08/28/09 3:39am

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TotalANXiousNESS said:

Thanks for all the great advice guys. Trust me, I do want my kids to have what their entitled to...but my main focus at the moment is keeping them away from all the bullshit he's pulling. And I'm running out of ideas and ways to do that. I am gonna go get the free representation u were talking about. Another option is a pfa, u always get a free lawyer with that and they fight hard for your rights. I was trying to avoid that route, but.....



I would recommend getting advice - I don't think that he should get everything and you and the kids get nothing but his stinking gloating attitude - sod that!!! You and the kids need the money more than he does - you have the main responsibility now and should have the money which encumbers you to do so.

You go girl and you have my admiration and respect but look after yourself and the kids financially and be happy. - He can sulk and fuck himself per say!!!!
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Reply #81 posted 08/28/09 4:10pm

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TotalANXiousNESS said:

I just wrote up papers telling my husband he can fuckin have EVERYTHING if he will just leave me and my kids the hell alone already. I just kissed about 60,000 goodbye but I don't fuckin care!

Well he agreed to it the slimey bastard. You want it? Good! That's what your get. Call me the breeze. I do not care, I'll sell myself on the street and live in a fuckin college dorm forever as long as you leave my kids alone.

Guess wat? He agreed to it. Just gotta get it notarized and were easy like Sunday morning!
[Edited 8/25/09 18:23pm]

woot!
Work it out, girl!
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Reply #82 posted 08/29/09 7:53am

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I just thought of something. You know how kids whine just SO that you give them exactly what they want and get them out of your hair? Well in a way your old man may be doing the same to you. He may know exactly what pisses you off the quickest and makes you cry uncle, wherebye he can rape you and your little family of everything he can.
When my sister wants to drive me over the edge she gets incredibly condescending and makes accusations about me not being a fit mother. This way I back down and let her tell me how to raise my own kid. It's just crazy but adults know how to play you every bit as much as kids do.

Finally I learned to stay calm when she does her shit and refused to give up my dignity to yet another screaming match with her. I stayed calm, she went off, I stayed calm, and she looked like a fool. I call it my OBAMA act. No matter what I now NEVER let her see me sweat it just encourages her weirdness.


I don't want you to put your children in harms way for a million dollars; yet at the same time I don't want his actions to be rewardeD by him getting exactly what he wants...EVERYTHING.
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Reply #83 posted 08/29/09 8:42am

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I read this earlier and just wanna say Good Luck to you and your kids sigh; I hope everything works out well. hug Hang in there.
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Reply #84 posted 08/29/09 10:51am

SlimHustle

Just to expand this a bit...

With much respect to Total, this isn't really about her, or even about money. It goes beyond those things. The children deserve to be cared for in every way possible. The court system is geared to help make that happen. When a marriage dissolves, the parents are still required to meet their responsibilities. It is fair and good. Not perfect.

Child support is just a calculation. It is all very simple. And all very enforceable. There are penalties if one does not keep court ordered obligations, including jail.

Divorce, even in the best circumstances, is difficult. There are lots of woundings on all sides... and hurt people hurt people.

No one here is suggesting that you ever put your children in harms way. The monetary and custody issues are separate issues. You can deal with them independently of each other. Keep your focus on your kids and on long term goals.

Again, good luck! If you ever want to talk or need help you can find me through the email address in my profile.
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Reply #85 posted 08/29/09 1:59pm

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Deadflow3r said:

I just thought of something. You know how kids whine just SO that you give them exactly what they want and get them out of your hair? Well in a way your old man may be doing the same to you. He may know exactly what pisses you off the quickest and makes you cry uncle, wherebye he can rape you and your little family of everything he can.
When my sister wants to drive me over the edge she gets incredibly condescending and makes accusations about me not being a fit mother. This way I back down and let her tell me how to raise my own kid. It's just crazy but adults know how to play you every bit as much as kids do.

Finally I learned to stay calm when she does her shit and refused to give up my dignity to yet another screaming match with her. I stayed calm, she went off, I stayed calm, and she looked like a fool. I call it my OBAMA act. No matter what I now NEVER let her see me sweat it just encourages her weirdness.


Oh ya. That's EXACTLY wat he's doing and I predicted it all from the very beginning. I just never thought he was gonna use my kids as a ploy in the whole thing. The reason I was entertaining the idea of signing off of everything was to stop this shit with the kids from happening.



I don't want you to put your children in harms way for a million dollars; yet at the same time I don't want his actions to be rewardeD by him getting exactly what he wants...EVERYTHING.
I've reached in darkness and come out with treasure
I layed down with love and I woke up with lies
Whats it all worth only the heart can measure
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Reply #86 posted 08/29/09 8:10pm

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And they leave this post on here, but delete everybody elses? eek
oh well... It is wonderful for children to have both parents that get along...
but not good if they don't....and how do u figure U (F'ed) urself if u got the kids? U can replace material things.
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Reply #87 posted 08/30/09 7:41am

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LittleDarlin said:

And they leave this post on here, but delete everybody elses? eek
oh well... It is wonderful for children to have both parents that get along...
but not good if they don't....and how do u figure U (F'ed) urself if u got the kids? U can replace material things.



What do you mean?
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