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kidsintowe03
PLEAAASE tell me I am not the only one that is going to be suffering through yet another holiday with my X and his family!!??!
While I know these people are good at heart, seems that stupidity reigns in their home. I swear when I leave, I can't get to a bottle of any kind of hard liquor fast enough! And OMG, if he looks at me with that look that says "there's still a chance" I swear I'm gonna smack it off of him!
I was just wondering who else is looking forward to their IQ's temporarily dropping for the day??
While I know these people are good at heart, seems that stupidity reigns in their home. I swear when I leave, I can't get to a bottle of any kind of hard liquor fast enough! And OMG, if he looks at me with that look that says "there's still a chance" I swear I'm gonna smack it off of him!
I was just wondering who else is looking forward to their IQ's temporarily dropping for the day??
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I guess the holidays are that sweet, sappy time, about love and family, when loneliness abounds and heartstrings get tugged.
Anyone else you can spend the holidays with LOL?
The only time we have problems is when his brother is there too, he always tries to start some shit with the ex...and it's stupid.
And Kool...what the hell? Do you think we voluntarily spend time with our ex's. (Or in my case, my husband's ex?) Yeah...we are just so fucking bored, we have nothing better to do than put ourselves in a miserable situation for the Holidays.
When you are a parent (at least a GOOD parent) you sacrifice your own happiness for the happiness of your children. Thats just the way it is.
Before we actually got married, my MIL always thought it would be better for him to take the ex back so that the kids could have both of their parents together.
Apparently because she lived for 30 years in a miserable marraige, thats what everyone is supposed to do.
Do you have any idea what it felt like being around her, knowing that she though I was the reason the kids had to be raised in a broken home?
Forget the fact that their mother is a alcoholic drug addicted slut bag...that doesn't matter at all. sheesh.
I happily welcome my husband's ex into my home for the Holidays, because thats what makes our children happy. Seeing my kids happy on Christmas day means more to me than anything.
I have the rest of my life with my husband. Someday, the kids will be grown and out of the house, and we can do whatever we want together...but for now, I can easily put myself aside so that I can see the smile on my kids faces when they get to have ALL of their parents (bio and step) together for the holidays.
My daughter told us about 3 years ago that the biggest thing she hated about having divorced parents was that she had to have 2 birthdays, 2 Christmas's etc...that all she wanted for Christmas was to have her entire family together for that one day.
I am a selfless enough person, that I can do that for her.
Getting divorced doesn't mean that you stop being a family for your kids.
As my mother is having surgery on Tuesday, there is not going to be a "my side of the family" time..I'm taking it you have family close to you that you can do this with?? There are those of us that are not in close vacinity of our families to be able to do this with.
As I am looking out for the best interest of my children, I do this almost every year.
maybe before you post your "reality check" you could know the person you are responding to, to give your opinion?? Just a thought
I know other separated couples with kids, they don't spend the day together but just come to some agreement between themselves about who the kids spend Christmas day with and for how long.
I suppose even if you don't feel you have a choice about the day, you can still make sure you do something fun with the kids on Christmas Eve - it might help make the dreaded day itself more bearable ;)
Good luck!
I'll just be telling everyone how wonderful it is that I can have Christmas all to myself - but in reality, I'm probably going to have a wobbly moment at some point :(
I've got friends I can catch up with in the evening so it won't be all that bad - I'll just have to hope the weather's OK so I can get out for a good long walk by myself in the day. I've had a packed-lunch Christmas dinner on top of Beacon Hill before, with a flask of hot coffee - not everyone's idea of fun but I got some good scenic photos :)