i am blessed with a marriage of thirty years...Notice how women don't complain nearly as much about their partners? Guess we suffer in silence.
i am blessed with a marriage of thirty years...
we are only hearing one side of the story..so I have nothing else to say...
except that with the emotions the OP is displaying here..and the language used...I have to wonder how much of her behavior he has provoked..brought on himself...
its a 2 way street...
Notice how women don't complain nearly as much about their partners? Guess we suffer in silence.
I didn't read through the whole thing. IMHO that's too much stress for the kid to be living under. The divorce will be tough and it will be a "broken home," but you stand to really do some damage if BOTH of y'all keep acting like this. You should learn how children learn and process information. He is getting to the age where he can understand things, but the argument's, stress, and tension is being written to his subconscious brain. You are teaching him how mother and father interact.
That is a good point. but even if you get divorced you dont have to give up less than 50% custody. that is pretty much all she can get if you stand your ground. Also it doesnt have to feel like a broken home. both parents just have to be very active in his life.
Kush its great that you think things are working out. But in reality this is the best time to start finding ways you can retain custody of your son. If you were to proceed with this grow she just has to report you and you'll be bent over like stripper working that poll. A lot of us are speaking from experience.
Arguement+Angry Female+Menstrual Cycle+Grow=
Wish you the best of luck.
I didn't read through the whole thing. IMHO that's too much stress for the kid to be living under. The divorce will be tough and it will be a "broken home," but you stand to really do some damage if BOTH of y'all keep acting like this. You should learn how children learn and process information. He is getting to the age where he can understand things, but the argument's, stress, and tension is being written to his subconscious brain. You are teaching him how mother and father interact.
I really really really wish that my parents had split up. Growing up in that environment CAN'T be less destructive than having separated/divorced parents. DON'T stay "for the kids"! IMHO and IME, you will lose the chance to have a beautiful adult relationship with your son if you stick around thinking you are making it better for him now.