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Her Affair guy lost it on her.

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WantonZoo - 29 Jul 2006 17:43 GMT
Nearly a year after homewrecking us he pushed her down and kicked her.  The
kids were with me but she called me crying.  She was drunk - no surprise and
he lost it on her.  The cops were called and a report filed.  I cannot get a
restraining order to keep him from being around the kids becasue the kids
were not with her.  No I told you so's to her but damb I need her to get her
sh.t together.  I know she will lie about it to her parents since they have
been bankrolling her divorce from me.  I so want to tattle on her in the
hopes they will put the clamps down on that relationship.  I know she'll go
back to him.  I already see her bargaining with herself.  I don't want this
to end worse and my kids get hurt in the crossfire.  All I can do is keep a
copy of the report and if something does happen the court will adjust the
parenting schedule in my favor without a second thought.

On another note - I have casually started seeing a gal (my rebound to my
rebound).  She is the opposite extreme of the first.  Where rebound 1 was
uncomfortably gorgeous and a sex machine this one is warm hearted what you
see is what you get.  Let's say she is cuddly.  Bless her heart but the sex
(was) horrible and thinking about it gives me shudders.  At least with this
gal I set major bounderies at the get go.  I so want to fill a void from the
loss of my spouse and need to address that before it kills me and keeps
hurting others - mostly me.

And lasty, I was troubled to hear some close former friends with three small
children are divorcing.  It is heartbreaking to hear.  I am livid at these
30 something women (yes I am biased and bitter).  Those walkaway wife gals
where things just didn't turn out like the fairytale.  So sad for these
children of today's me me me society.
My Own Doppelganger - 29 Jul 2006 22:41 GMT
Glad to hear that the kids were with you when this happen.  As for
your ex...it's her life now.  Your top priority is to make sure your
kids are safe.  Not being familiar with criminal law, why can't you
file a restraining order on behalf of your children?

>Nearly a year after homewrecking us he pushed her down and kicked her.  The
>kids were with me but she called me crying.  She was drunk - no surprise and
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>where things just didn't turn out like the fairytale.  So sad for these
>children of today's me me me society.

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You do what you do and you pay for your sins
and there's no such thing as what might have been...
that's a waste of time...drive you out of your mind...
rt4562 - 30 Jul 2006 06:01 GMT
> And lasty, I was troubled to hear some close former friends with three small
> children are divorcing.  It is heartbreaking to hear.  I am livid at these
> 30 something women (yes I am biased and bitter).  Those walkaway wife gals
> where things just didn't turn out like the fairytale.  So sad for these
> children of today's me me me society.

How dare you blame women for ANYTHING ! Women can do NO wrong. You just
can't handle a strong independant womyn.

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Bill in Co. - 30 Jul 2006 06:19 GMT
> So sad for the children of today's me me me society.

At least this part is true.
My Own Doppelganger - 30 Jul 2006 06:37 GMT
Hmmm, doing crack again???

>> And lasty, I was troubled to hear some close former friends with three small
>> children are divorcing.  It is heartbreaking to hear.  I am livid at these
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>How dare you blame women for ANYTHING ! Women can do NO wrong. You just
>can't handle a strong independant womyn.
You do what you do and you pay for your sins
and there's no such thing as what might have been...
that's a waste of time...drive you out of your mind...
Bill in Co. - 30 Jul 2006 08:23 GMT
> You do what you do and you pay for your sins

Not anymore.   Not in today's world.
fawad.malik@gmail.com - 30 Jul 2006 08:41 GMT
> > And lasty, I was troubled to hear some close former friends with three small
> > children are divorcing.  It is heartbreaking to hear.  I am livid at these
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Ha Ha ha rt4562, you're funny...
On a serious note though, a large percentage of these 30 something
women keep struggling after leaving their families, while the guys
handling the aftermath move towards stability and happier lives, or
atleast way quicker than these Gals.
Gary Duguay - 30 Jul 2006 09:29 GMT
>On a serious note though, a large percentage of these 30 something
>women keep struggling after leaving their families, while the guys
>handling the aftermath move towards stability and happier lives, or
>atleast way quicker than these Gals.
I agree with you when it comes to the guys finding more stability .
Nice house , nice car and the day job continues to be stable .
The online retail thing I started (after my divorce ) is doing great .
I make my house payments 2 month's in advance . Every thing is working
out so good in a way that could never have been possible if , I was still
married
to the daughter of Satan . My question is ,
When doe's the happiness kick in ?
I am still the most unhappy , distrusting , shut in , nasty pr!ck on the
plannet
since , my divorce . Ain't no point to gloat over my ex's crapy living
condition's these days .
It doesn't make me feel any better about my empty usless life .

>> > And lasty, I was troubled to hear some close former friends with three
>> > small
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> handling the aftermath move towards stability and happier lives, or
> atleast way quicker than these Gals.
WantonZoo - 30 Jul 2006 15:03 GMT
I'm slowly finding happiness in discovering new things hobbies, etc. I work
at home and what helps is to force yourself to go out into a social
situation at least once time a day.  At first its hard but soon its not.

> >On a serious note though, a large percentage of these 30 something
> >women keep struggling after leaving their families, while the guys
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> > handling the aftermath move towards stability and happier lives, or
> > atleast way quicker than these Gals.
 
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