
Originally Posted by
moneyhungryxwif
Nothing suprises me about this women, and no I would not stand for her doing that crap and she knew that. There are people in the world that actually need the help of social services. She has not been married yet but she tells everyone including my children that she is getting married and these men are going to be their new daddy..sick huh. As far as controlling my life she did that for 11 years and she only controls my life in reference to my children because she knows that is the only way to get to me.I wish that she would get married and give me the children and for her to move as far away from us as possible.My children want to spend more time with me already and that pisses her off.She is in fear of loosing her financial stability.
I will say this gently as I can because I know you are upset and this whole situation is terrible.
As long as your screen name is moneyhungryxwif you are most definitely not moving on. You can't control what she says or does (apparently), you can only control the way you handle it. And it's not over until you say it's over. And you have to concentrate more on protecting your kids and less on your money hungry ex-wife.
At one time I was dating a divorced dad. A Police Officer, in fact, not that it makes a difference. His daughter at the time was about 10 or 11, his boys were about 6 and 8, the mother had custody, we were at father's softball game, I was sitting with the kids and they said something about never knowing who would be at the breakfast table at Mom's. My hair stood on end. They had never told their father all of what was going on because he would get angry so they told me. Needless to say many sets of papers, appearances and hearings later - and it was an uphill fight involving psychologists - custody got changed. For whatever reason she couldn't or wouldn't keep bringing men around - same thing you've got going on, they were all going to be the new daddy for a month or two and then they disappeared. We eventually went our separate ways although we're still in contact and I see the kids a couple of times a year but it was a difficult time for all of them and I still see the trauma in his kids.
Some things stay with you forever and this sure did!
It's amazing what kids pick up on - the youngest one was born after his parents had separated but before they divorced and one day he said, "Did you know I'm a bastard?" I almost choked. I asked where he heard that and the kids at school said so. Apparently that was the opinion of some big mouth neighbor whose kid heard her say it and repeated it but it's funny what sticks with kids. Obviously that situation got straightened out but I've always wondered about the kids of unmarried parents - just how much they suffer or get teased.
Sorry for rambling but I thought some of this might be pertinent.