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Topic: Recognizing the BS

risingfromashes
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Member # 3903

Posted: 7:06 PM, October 7th (Monday), 2013

I call the exass to discuss plans for the upcoming week visitation. He is so sweet. Anything you need..I am here to make sure that we are co-parenting. Blah blah blah! Highly unusual responses. I have a DUH lightbulb moment! He is with the new GF.
Really? Putting on a show. good luck with that.

If she only knew.

It is empowering to recognize the reality of who you are dealing with. So glad I am done with this BS

There is a wonderful life on the other side of hell.
After litigation, lawyers and courtrooms, I went back to school and recieved my Masters in Conflict Resolution. Now a Mediator helping people avoid what I went through!

Posts: 2111 | Registered: Mar 2004

nowiknow23
♀ 33226
Member # 33226

Posted: 9:27 PM, October 7th (Monday), 2013

It is empowering, isn't it? Yay for him not being your problem anymore, rising.

You can call me NIK

And never grow a wishbone, daughter, where your backbone ought to be.
― Sarah McMane

Posts: 40181 | Registered: Aug 2011

SBB
♀ 35229
Member # 35229

Posted: 6:35 AM, October 8th (Tuesday), 2013

I saw a line here recently that made me snort out loud.

"When you know him as well as I do you'll love him as much as I do".

I may have reached a point where I'd piss on him if he was on fire.... eventually!!

Posts: 6000 | Registered: Apr 2012 | From: Australia

nutmegkitty
♀ 33882
Member # 33882

Posted: 1:07 PM, October 8th (Tuesday), 2013

Good for you for recognizing the BS for what it was!!!!

(how's the house???)

Me - BW
2 DDs

Very happily divorced from an NPD since 2013.

Posts: 3965 | Registered: Nov 2011 | From: MA

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