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If it didn’t bother them, why are they making a post about it?
That isn't some real hint… plus what happens when he says fine. Just fu d the 2. But he pulls all the money out of their accounts to give to the third one??? Then only funds his kids and not his step kids?
lol
Its been 6 years, if it hasnt happened by now …
I grew up in Oklahoma so maybe i'm upside down on this but
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“I also have not come out to them so I guess they know now.”
Way to bury the lead my brother.
So I think you need to re-read your last sentence: you are ok with having a disabled child as long as their disabilities don't impact you too much.
Sir, you are not okay with raising a disabled child.
Ignore. I've worked multiple jobs. I could still find a moment to send a text.
Leave him alone. If he wanted to communicate w you, he would have sooner.
It's not worth your energy.
I'm about your age. If you asked my neighbor from where I grew up what they thought about my dad, they would say he is the sweetest and kindest person they know. He would have outbursts like this. Maybe once or twice a year. Whiskey bottle in tow. I don't think he was an alcoholic, just had anger issues and he always drank when he got pissed off. No idea why every time. Being around a usually nice person that becomes unpredictably angry and violent with no logical reason is a terrible thing. When he'd have his outbursts, he threw and smashed everything in sight. When he cooled, he would act like nothing has happened and would be right back to his pleasant and funny self. Imagine one of the few vivid memories you have from your childhood is a glass ashtray flying inches in front of your eyes and shattering a mirror you're standing next to, because your own father threw it at you to tell you to shut up and go back in your room. The same person that would tell you silly jokes and gave you piggyback rides. I still have to constantly remind myself “This person is not angry at me just because they haven't said anything in the last 5 minutes,” because I always find myself assuming people are angry at me for no reason, unless I confirm that they are not angry or upset with physical evidence (I have to see them smile, I have to hear them talk, etc). Dad's behavior began day 1 of my parents getting married. My mom put her hair up in a ponytail, he didn't like it. He grabbed her by the ponytail, dragged her across the living room, ripping out the curtain that got caught in the process, telling her the hairstyle was indecent, and a married woman shouldn't do that without his permission. The kicker is, we're not from a culture where that is indecent. He just made that shit up. Also, he was always nice and sweet before they got married. Just a complete 180 as soon as she was “trapped,” which was true for that time in our culture – divorce was not an option then. He only showed that side to his family at home, only to his wife and his children, who were the weak and powerless in the power dynamic. He's always been nice to outsiders, strangers, relatives, everyone else, because his social status mattered.
Please stop this now, for your children's sake. My mom is still with dad. She's the best person I know, but I've started resenting her because I'm forced to interact with him because of her. I've loathed him since I could remember, and I hate him more now as an adult because he presents a big moral dilemma that I don't know how to deal with. He provided for our family and was pleasant 80% of the time. It's just that he was a ticking timebomb when he was being goofy and funny and nobody knew when he would blow up. Now he's nice all the time because he knows he's the with no power. That really fucks with you, especially to a developing child. Let alone to an adult. There's no way out of this fucked up situation once you become family.
Bro this is literally CONSENT. It can be withdrawn with no explanation or elaboration. Those are her private appointments. She doesn't want you there and you aren't entitled to an invite. OP, you're delusional. You need to apologise if you wont to get involved with this child at all.
If you can't take it like it is, break up with your fiancé.
There’s no way to move forward except to get your life functioning without him, then find a time and space to grieve and cry.
Fuck a duck, that is cruel. Why would she be so mean spirited about it??
Maybe your bf should date his misogynistic friend since you’re too emotional