Excuse me? My children are well taken care of so until someone proves otherwise then i dont need to. apparantly u only read the bad so let me give u a list shall i
1.he has never been there in our childs life age 7 now our child doesnt know him and doesnt care to know him.
2. His wife has only created problems for us. she has started problems in public, she doesnt allow him to have contact with our child and my son DOESNT LIKE HER. he has seen how much problems she has created and doesnt want to be around her.
3. my son IS NOT SAFE WITH HIM. his other "child" was attacked by a dog under his "supervision" and now the drug investigation with him.
4. my sons grades have dropped, he's in counseling for anger depression anxiety issues he gets headakes and stomach pains just the thougt of having to go with his dad.
now would you like to continue calling me names or do u finally see it is REALLY in our childs best interest not to have any contact with this man
Look. I still think you are a terrible mother. However, I'm going to share a few things with you.
1. Doesn't matter. My ex sucked for the first 5 years our daughter was alive. He decided to be daddy of the year when he met his new wife. So, I feel your pain, but it DOESN'T MATTER. There is NOTHING you can do about it. You are a holding a grudge that serves no purpose. Was I mad? YES! I couldn't stand him! But I had to let him be a father. No choice.
2. I understand. I HATE my daughter's stepmom. Doesn't matter. He is allowed to have who he wants around the child, besides a registered sex offender. You have to let it go. Just have no contact with her. NONE. That means don't call her work for ANY reason! If she answers his phone, ask nicely to speak with him. If she says no, hang up.
3. Why do you use "child" in parentheses? Is it his child or not? And that doesn't matter. You don't get to decide if he is safe. I know that frustrates you, because you are used to taking care of him alone. But you have to LET GO.
4. This is largely YOUR FAULT. If you had encouraged the relationship, your son would have had a much easier time. You do everything in your power to make it difficult or impossible. As a custodial parent, it is your job to faciliate the relationship between your son and the non custodial parent, even if you don't like him. I don't like my ex. I still encouraged the relationship, because 1) I had to, and 2) it really was the best thing for my daughter.
Now, my daughter no longer talks to her dad...she is 17..she resents him for many things. But things she found out on her own, not with my help. Your son isn't stupid. If Dad is terrible, he'll figure it out. But you must encourage the relationship, or you could LOSE YOUR SON.