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  • #16
    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    shit bro i thought you were just kidding! didnt know you were serious about the not talking in the house and people watching her shit. dont think i could deal with that shit. that alone must be an absolute nightmare.

    bro your kids are getting nothing out of you staying together. they are smarter then you think. they see and know what you are feeling. you will look back on this and regret not getting the fuck out. if she cant be helped you gotta get the fuck away from that.
    no worries fella. If you cant laugh you end up crying! Thing is your not wrong, I would be better off away but I feel responsible for her, my eldest sons wont have anything to do with her and her parents wont talk to her.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by FitnessBrat View Post
      Have to agree with Bounce on the kids front. You don't stay "for the kids" Aren't your kids mostly grown, too? No kid wants their parents to stay together because of them. It doesn't do them any good, and often times brings them tremendous guilt. Your kids would rather see you happy, than together. I know that, I've been there.
      My youngest is 8 next Friday, they do feel the strain and they are aware of the situation with the cameras etc my daughter is freaked out by it but the others find the funny side of it.

      I'm not sure about the laws over there, but over here she'd get full custody and that would do the kids no good. I've not been a good boy and in any custody case it would be brought up, that combined with her issues would more than likely mean social care for the kids.I know I'm avoiding the inevitable but, but sometimes it ok(yeah not good or great) the kids all know the situation and know I'm only here for them.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by auri View Post
        Good luck brother, I don't even know what I could say that hasn't been covered.
        Cheers geezer

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        • #19
          Originally posted by dinkysatan View Post
          My youngest is 8 next Friday, they do feel the strain and they are aware of the situation with the cameras etc my daughter is freaked out by it but the others find the funny side of it.

          I'm not sure about the laws over there, but over here she'd get full custody and that would do the kids no good. I've not been a good boy and in any custody case it would be brought up, that combined with her issues would more than likely mean social care for the kids.I know I'm avoiding the inevitable but, but sometimes it ok(yeah not good or great) the kids all know the situation and know I'm only here for them.
          I admit I know nothing about this stuff, but even living with parents in a dysfunctional relationship is probably better than becoming wards of the state. That's got to a recipe for ruin.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by dinkysatan View Post
            My youngest is 8 next Friday, they do feel the strain and they are aware of the situation with the cameras etc my daughter is freaked out by it but the others find the funny side of it.

            I'm not sure about the laws over there, but over here she'd get full custody and that would do the kids no good. I've not been a good boy and in any custody case it would be brought up, that combined with her issues would more than likely mean social care for the kids.I know I'm avoiding the inevitable but, but sometimes it ok(yeah not good or great) the kids all know the situation and know I'm only here for them.



            I guess that all puts you in a whole different category them. I can't imagine giving custody to someone that mentally ill, but I don't blame you for staying if it means your children go elsewhere. :(

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            • #21
              Originally posted by dinkysatan View Post

              I'm not sure about the laws over there, but over here she'd get full custody
              sorry but I dont believe a country such as England would give custody to someone who is in the mental state she is in. i am sure some simple questioning would show she isnt fit to have custody like that.

              not being harsh here bro, just think you are coming up with reasons to prevent something you will regret.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
                sorry but I dont believe a country such as England would give custody to someone who is in the mental state she is in. i am sure some simple questioning would show she isnt fit to have custody like that.

                not being harsh here bro, just think you are coming up with reasons to prevent something you will regret.
                Your probably right fella, truth is if I'm honest I've been regretting it for 20 years.

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