Have you ever considered that you are just a shitty person and maybe did a shit job of trying to raise your kids?
Many people. Myself included WANT family and kids to raise and yet you want to run away? Life is hard sometimes get the fuck over it.
"get my weekends back" What kind of selfish twat are you?
No, you want a divorce so you can "live your best life" or some shit while your ex husband pays for it and takes care of the kids so you don't have to.
Fuck that twat. He should have full custody. She should get nothing and have to work at wal-mart or something.
She can "get her weekends back" by stocking shelves on the night shift so she can pay rent on a crappy 1br and never see her kids again. Fucking twat.
Maybe she should not have been watching daytime tv and scrolling tikthot all day and actually taken care of her kids and she might not think that way.
I look forward to the possibility that I may be lucky enough to "waste my weekend" taking care of my wife and kids and doing "boring stuff" with them that makes them happy.
Shout out to all of the Dad's and Granddads of poal. (Also all of the Mothers of poal. You all rock).
Talking to guys like you @MrFadedGlory I know a bunch of the rest of you have kids or grand kids but I am bad at remembering who. I respect all of you too.
Source: https://www.dailymail.com/lifestyle/family-parenting/article-15871833/husband-10-years-loyal-attractive-divorce-surprise-emma-miles.html
From the post:
>Infidelity wasn't the catalyst for me asking my husband for a divorce. Neither of us had been unfaithful.
He wasn't lazy, either – he worked hard as an architect and provided well for me and our two children who, at the time, were three and two. And he hadn't let himself go either; John was as attractive and trim as the day we met.
Indeed, I still loved him, profoundly. Yet, after ten years of marriage, I had become absolutely desperate for a separation.
Much to my husband's confusion, I announced this after a petty argument about laundry.
What I didn't tell him was the reason behind my decision. That I loathed motherhood so much – the 24/7 responsibility, crushing boredom and utter exhaustion of constantly caring for young children – that I craved the freedom shared custody would bring.
Have you ever considered that you are just a shitty person and maybe did a shit job of trying to raise your kids?
Many people. Myself included WANT family and kids to raise and yet you want to run away? Life is hard sometimes get the fuck over it.
"get my weekends back" What kind of selfish twat are you?
No, you want a divorce so you can "live your best life" or some shit while your ex husband pays for it and takes care of the kids so you don't have to.
Fuck that twat. He should have full custody. She should get nothing and have to work at wal-mart or something.
She can "get her weekends back" by stocking shelves on the night shift so she can pay rent on a crappy 1br and never see her kids again. Fucking twat.
Maybe she should not have been watching daytime tv and scrolling tikthot all day and actually taken care of her kids and she might not think that way.
**I look forward to the possibility that I may be lucky enough to "waste my weekend" taking care of my wife and kids and doing "boring stuff" with them that makes them happy.**
**Shout out to all of the Dad's and Granddads of poal. (Also all of the Mothers of poal. You all rock).**
Talking to guys like you @MrFadedGlory I know a bunch of the rest of you have kids or grand kids but I am bad at remembering who. I respect all of you too.
Source: https://www.dailymail.com/lifestyle/family-parenting/article-15871833/husband-10-years-loyal-attractive-divorce-surprise-emma-miles.html
From the post:
>>Infidelity wasn't the catalyst for me asking my husband for a divorce. Neither of us had been unfaithful.
He wasn't lazy, either – he worked hard as an architect and provided well for me and our two children who, at the time, were three and two. And he hadn't let himself go either; John was as attractive and trim as the day we met.
Indeed, I still loved him, profoundly. Yet, after ten years of marriage, I had become absolutely desperate for a separation.
Much to my husband's confusion, I announced this after a petty argument about laundry.
What I didn't tell him was the reason behind my decision. That I loathed motherhood so much – the 24/7 responsibility, crushing boredom and utter exhaustion of constantly caring for young children – that I craved the freedom shared custody would bring.
