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How do you explain to your children that daddy is with someone new and
starting a new family. Though he won't pay child support or take time to see them. But instead is moving to a different state to be with his new family. I'm just so frusterated. My kids are only 5 and 2. My daughter really doesn't know her dad because I kicked him out when she was only a few months old but my son misses him a lot. Now he is expecting another child with a woman who is still married to someone else and wants me to tell our current children they will have a new little sister. Ugh! |
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Well, What makes him think he has the right to tell you what to do? I
don't think you should trash him even though he deserves it, but it would hurt your son to hear such things. In my opinion he needs to tell his son not you. |
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No I would never trash him in front of my kids or to them. But I know
it'll hurt them eventually that he doesn't see them but is starting a new family. |
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Right, but do you agree that it's not your job to tell them?
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I don't know what to tell them. My son is angry at him and never wants
to talk to him when I call him. My daughter is just too little to understand. |
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maybe yer could just say
i can't read his mind that is something he will have to tell ya but when he asks why he left do you tell him you kicked him out and why you did so just a thought |
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I'm not going to explain to my children that their father was a
alcoholic abusive and negleting man. |
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Wow hun, Your son is deeply hurt and it sounds like he needs some kind
of outlet. If he continues on this way it could be very detrimental to his spirit, causing huge issues down the road. I am a survivor of a father that killed himself when i was very young. Even though i didn't know anything about it when it happened and it took years for my Mom to tell me about it,to this day there is an empty spot, that actually another man could have filled. He wouldn't have had to have been a step father either. Is there anyone that might be able to spend time with him that you trust? |
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I have a bf who is a great father to his own son and is very good with
my kids. |
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good for you
that is something he should do when they are older |
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great!! is he having a positive affect on your children? If so, I'd tell
your ex to blow and if he wants his kids to know what he's up to, then get off his cowardly ass and tell him himself. |
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yep
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lol thx guys
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HHHHmmm it is always hard to explain but... from what i seen and heard
you have a b/f so you explain it that as you have someone daddy does as well -- as for moving well it can be explained that daddy's g/f lives somewhere else --- as for answering other questions they will always come up -- it is sometimes the burdoned of the custodial parent to explain things as for talling about the <new> child that is his department --- they will figure things out as they get older -- i knew someone that when the father promised gifts she would go out and get them it hurt them in the long run as they really thought it was from him and eventually they figured it out -- mostly because he stopped seeing them -- as they get older it will get easier --- |
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