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crazycoffey 01-06-2009 10:40 AM

Long story (sure I shared it about two years ago) - anyway, yes - an x did. flew to dallas, drove down to pick them up and she wouldn't answer the door. filed a police report at the local station, couldn't do anything else about it that day. horrible, flying back home between two empty seats. Anyway, it was awesome when the judge looked at her (female judge too) and said;

"if you ever, for any reason other than a court order, ever ever interfere with him seeing his kids again, I will not hesitate to throw you in jail for three weeks. I don't care if you are a cop."

her response was a wide eyed "yes ma'am."

We were going through other things at the time, it was a mess.

kindra68 01-06-2009 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 5361804)
Damn that's sad.


A long but fascinating story of Dr. J and the daughter that he was estranged from for 20+ years, and their recent reconciliation.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/etick...rjandalexandra

naaa Believe me, it was way better that way. I might remember the pain, but he doesn’t.
Some people just aren’t cut out to raise a different abilitied child. Some people can’t stand the thought of their dreams of their son not becoming that high school football hero too much to bear. Heck I wasn’t too worried about him fitting in to my cheerleading skirt, lol, so I was happy with him “as is”

and thanks for the link!

blueballs 01-06-2009 11:26 AM

He could question they're his

TinyEvel 01-06-2009 11:36 AM

Sounds like this guy is just disengaged. Whether he never wanted to have kids, or is dealing with deployment or maybe feelings of being a failed father/husband.

I think if these kids have you in their lives as a source of happiness and guidance and you want to continue that role, talk to the mom about maybe taking them overnight once in a while. I'm sure she'd appreciate the break.

My parents divorced when I was 8. We were almost glad because they fought alot and we figured our house would now be more peaceful. We loved both our parents equally though. Our dad took us every other weekend. It came to a point where he would just pull in the bottom of the driveway and honk the horn, because when he came in they'd fight.

Huffman83 01-06-2009 11:36 AM

A buddy of mine has been in Iraq for the past 3 years. Has a cute little girl. He's recently going to be getting a divorce from an incredibly beautiful, supportive and understanding woman who wants to be w/ him. She just can't deal w/ him.

His attitude to his daughter when he comes back is pretty much "I already missed everything...so I don't care."

His little girl is only 2-3 years old. He's never really been around his little girl. It sucks and breaks my heart.

But he's just got that Bro's before ho's mentality right now. As much as I miss my friend I couldn't bring myself to want to hang out w/ him when he should be home w/ his family.

I don't even have kids and I couldn't do that.

FishingRod 01-06-2009 12:29 PM

My X did everything she could to keep me from my kids. I had to take her back to court.

She still tries to do everything she can to keep me away. She tried to not let my son go to my mothers funeral because he has scout camp. She said it was because of the money she had spend so I told her I would pay her back the friggin money if she couldn't get paid back. She then lied about it saying she couldn't get the money and I should pay her back. I made one phone call and found out it was not that way at all. Two months later she tried it again saying they changed the policy and she would have to use the money for scouts so I should pay her the money. I again made one phone call and found out that too was a lie. That is just one example of what kind of person she is. I will not get down in the dirt with her... my kids need one parent with an idea of right and wrong.

Simply Red 01-06-2009 12:30 PM

antifreeze?

suds79 01-06-2009 01:09 PM

my brother in law's wife fled the country back to Venezuela with their child. It's pretty sad as he misses his son but he's pretty much screwed.

He's going to end up looking for years.

Gracie Dean 01-06-2009 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by TinyEvel (Post 5362135)
Sounds like this guy is just disengaged. Whether he never wanted to have kids, or is dealing with deployment or maybe feelings of being a failed father/husband.

I think if these kids have you in their lives as a source of happiness and guidance and you want to continue that role, talk to the mom about maybe taking them overnight once in a while. I'm sure she'd appreciate the break.

My parents divorced when I was 8. We were almost glad because they fought alot and we figured our house would now be more peaceful. We loved both our parents equally though. Our dad took us every other weekend. It came to a point where he would just pull in the bottom of the driveway and honk the horn, because when he came in they'd fight.


thanks,

we get them at least once a month for the weekend. We drive 1/2 way and meet her on Fridays and then drive 1/2 way back on Sundays to give them back.

Gracie Dean 01-06-2009 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Huffman83 (Post 5362136)
A buddy of mine has been in Iraq for the past 3 years. Has a cute little girl. He's recently going to be getting a divorce from an incredibly beautiful, supportive and understanding woman who wants to be w/ him. She just can't deal w/ him.

His attitude to his daughter when he comes back is pretty much "I already missed everything...so I don't care."

His little girl is only 2-3 years old. He's never really been around his little girl. It sucks and breaks my heart.

But he's just got that Bro's before ho's mentality right now. As much as I miss my friend I couldn't bring myself to want to hang out w/ him when he should be home w/ his family.

I don't even have kids and I couldn't do that.


that sounds like my bro in law!

Huffman83 01-06-2009 05:29 PM

I honestly couldn't be more ashamed. I don't understand what he's going through at all...but I don't care. Nothing should be more important than your kids. No matter how many bullets and bombs are pointed at you.

Kyle DeLexus 01-06-2009 06:59 PM

Horrible situation for the kids and for the dad once he straightens out and realizes what he missed out on...my dad was just as bad if not worse he left my mom when she was pregnant with me. On average it's been about 4 years between every phone call from him. Everytime he calls he asks why didn't I call him even when I was 12 and didn't know him at all. Last time I talked to him was because his wife had passed away...i'm sure he knew he was about to be alone and wanted to try and start a relationship but after 20 years it's a little too late


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