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 Futurefear (original poster member #43176) posted at 9:54 PM on Saturday, August 9th, 2014

So 💩 got home and he has arranged to have the kids take part in on the field games at the ball game tonight. It is the police/fire appreciation night and my kids are so excited to do this however I'm feeling left out, big time...and since OW is a dispatcher, I'm sure she will be there to and get introduced to my kids...

And I just got told that he would like to pick the kids up every day after school and I can pick them up from him. I said 'no'. 'I can't trust you'.

Again I was told that this divorce is my fault. This is what I wanted, I didn't give him enough time-I gave him 3 months since DDay along with countless false 'R' attempts and him always going back to her...

This hurts so bad. This is not how my story is supposed to be.

me- BW him-cheater (2 during our marriage, still with dirty whore)
together 10 yrs, married 7.5
kids- 2 DD and 1 DS
DD#1-Jan 2014,#2-2/2014, #3-3/2014
Filed 4/2014, divorce final 5/2015

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healingroad ( member #41920) posted at 11:10 PM on Saturday, August 9th, 2014

(((Futurefear)))

That sucks. Hang in there.

He should know that as soon as he had the A that means he chose divorce. He didn't deserve 5 minutes, let alone 3 months. The idea that anyone could have an A and then tell the BS that they "want a D" is obscene, just ludicrous. All you are doing is facing the reality of a dead M. Don't let his crap influence you otherwise.

And any false R makes it 10 times worse.

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nowiknow23 ( member #33226) posted at 11:12 PM on Saturday, August 9th, 2014

((((Futurefear))))

You can call me NIK

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

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homewrecked2011 ( member #34678) posted at 8:51 AM on Sunday, August 10th, 2014

I am so so sorry you are having to deal with this!!! I had similar issues at first, so I'd like to jump ahead for you 1.5 years...

but first,, was this his visitation night? If not, in the future THEY DON'T GO! My xwh and the OW got the kids all excited for a week in Wisconsin. Trouble is, there are no overnights in my D papers when a girlfriend is there, AND they didn't turn in their request in time to be granted AND no way do I want my sons overnight with a woman who sleeps with so many men (behind their dad's back btw ) So they got the kids all hyped up thinking I'm going to say ok -- but that was the old, nice me. The new me has a backbone, confidence and isn't afraid to say no to a person who gets their kids all excited over a trip XWH knows I'll never let the kids go on!

My children see thru their Dad and OW now. They rarely go over to their house. They like being at our home, they know I don't play games with their love/attention, etc. They have come to realize on their own that their Dad is a snake, a user,can't be trusted, and so is OW..THis, from 2 boys who were with their Dad all the time before dday, who loved him, who wanted to live with him when he first moved out...I have tried to show confidence in myself and I have been there for everything for my sons.

I'm just telling you this to give you strength. I just read your profile. Is there any way you can continue to see the therapist that called your H on the carpet and stood up to him? I say this because my XWH also kept changing the counselors when he pretended he was getting help. IF I would have kept the kids & I at the therapist who saw thru his bs, I would have dealt with all the games he and OW threw at me in a very level headed way, plus this therapist would have been happy to go to court on my behalf. Plus, if your WS ever gets dumped by OW (most likely) he'll know he has to see this therapist to ever get back into your life.

The ONLY way I made it thru the emotional abuse you are now enduring was my counselor (free at the domestic violence center) and I read a book called Love Must Be Tough. It is a quick easy read and I would read it over and over when the kids were with my XWH. It is easy to just open any page and read (on CD, too). It quickly says that our H are in a drug addiction with the OW and should be treated as an addict -- with our complete confidence in ourselves. (Tough Love approach). Dr. James Dobson (the author) says our WS have crossed the line of respect with us before this point, and this is where it stops. Some types of people always need a challenge, and they have learned with us we will give and give - which takes away the challenge to them.

Your kids are going to be dealt some mindfuckery from your WS and the OW, please be ready to be very strong for them. And him wanting to pick them up every day --- more evidence of him wanting his way,, and he doesn't get it so he blames you. --But, he's used to being able to disrespect you in subtle and not so subtle ways...Good for you for saying "NO".

Stick to the visiation schedule. He needs to see what divorce is like. He'll blame you because he's acting like king baby.

In my opinion, he also wants to show the judge he should get custody by his actions of getting so much time with his kids..So give him as little time as possible now during the separation.

(((futurefear)))

[This message edited by homewrecked2011 at 2:53 AM, August 10th (Sunday)]

Sometimes He calms the storm. Sometimes He lets the storm rage, but calms His child. Dday 12/19/11I went to an attorney and had him served. Shocked the hell out of him, with D papers, I'm proud to say!D final10/30/2012Me-55

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homewrecked2011 ( member #34678) posted at 2:25 PM on Sunday, August 10th, 2014

btw- When I read Love Must Be Tough, it immediately woke me up, I began behaving differently and XWH told me he was thinking about coming back. OMG I was so strong after reading the book, I knew I deserved better and even told him "I do not want a fake marriage. I deserve better! I want it ALL. IF you want to come back home, you FIRST have to go to counseling solid for 6 months, then I'll see".

If a man won't do this for him family, he's lost my respect.

Sometimes He calms the storm. Sometimes He lets the storm rage, but calms His child. Dday 12/19/11I went to an attorney and had him served. Shocked the hell out of him, with D papers, I'm proud to say!D final10/30/2012Me-55

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GetEvenInAZ ( member #30891) posted at 7:51 PM on Sunday, August 10th, 2014

Oh, FutureFear! ((()))

In response to your saying D is your fault...mine tried this too. I argued over it for months- he just did usual passive aggressive bullshit.

It all changed when i realized he was right, though not for the reasons he stated. I wanted divorce because i dodn't like his girlfriendS, none of them. And i choose to separate (we weren't married) because i wasn't into 3-somes. He wasn't willing to give up girlfriendS so I choose separation. Tell EVERYONE this whenever topic comes up, including our kids (now 20 & 22). Because its the truth.

Owning that decision caused a huge shift in my thinking. I was no longer a victim, but owner and in control of my own life and what i was willing to endureall the consequences of my chouce because it was MINE! i own it and i'm damn proud of it!

Me: BW (44)
now xH (44)
20 yrs, 2 wonderful kids, and up to 5 - make it 6 DDays

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tesla ( member #34697) posted at 9:28 PM on Sunday, August 10th, 2014

The first summer after we were divorced, ex-shat took stripper-whore, OC, and Teslet to Disney World. I felt very left out and not good enough. But I've discovered that if Teslet is happy, I can still be happy for him. He will excitedly tell me about his fun times. He has brought up that Disney trip several times but each time he brings it up, he mentions that next time that I should go with him.

It's hard, but try not to let it consume you. Take joy in your children's happiness and you will continue to be an instrumental part in their lives.

"Thou art the son and heir of a mongrel bitch." --King Lear

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 Futurefear (original poster member #43176) posted at 4:02 AM on Monday, August 11th, 2014

So update:

The kids spent a whopping total of 3 hours with WH.

They were disappointed that they didn't get to participate in any of the onfield games, WH didn't pack bug spray or a blanket to sit on and they ate junk food which none of them really liked except for ice cream.

At least OW wasn't there-he had to shower, shave and disappear for the night once he got done telling me again that I filed, I didn't love him enough, I didn't help him end it with her, I quit on us and our marriage, our family.

I am slightly relieved it didn't go well...however my kids need him...

me- BW him-cheater (2 during our marriage, still with dirty whore)
together 10 yrs, married 7.5
kids- 2 DD and 1 DS
DD#1-Jan 2014,#2-2/2014, #3-3/2014
Filed 4/2014, divorce final 5/2015

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norabird ( member #42092) posted at 9:16 PM on Monday, August 11th, 2014

((((Futurefear)))

I didn't love him enough

They are so freaking TYPICAL! Newsflash to your WH: it is not your partner's job to 'love' you into not cheating on them. It is *your* job to not need other people to fill you up, and uyour inability to do so that keeps you looking for another fix of validation.

Sit. Feast on your life.

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