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I'm only denying things that are false or make no sense. Like for example when you say a violent move was taken. That is false, there was zero violence involved. I have never once denied the reality of the situation. And no there were no accusations or denials involved in my argument with my...
Um she pretty much harped on about parenting from a moral point of view in almost every post with nearly zero regard to legalities which is all I care to discuss here. I didn't ask to be judged by some weird soccer mom.
With all due respect, you are very clearly not a normal individual and I have no choice but to disregard your unsolicited opinions about our parenting. Probably an uptight soccer mom that's never littered before.
That sucks it's a rock and hard place then.
Ugh valid point. You've got me pretty terrified now :(
I honestly am not even aware of what establishing paternity would entail so I guess that answers that. I did sign the birth certificate but that is all yeah.
I don't know what kind of weird mormon background you come from but yes, the actual incident that took place was extremely minor compared to any other domestic assault situation I can imagine. There was no violence, no abuse, only an argument and an extremely minor collision when she got in my...
Quite presumptuous and rude of you to assume that what we're doing as parents isn't working because of a single mild incident.
I fully agree about the wasted police resources and the nastiness of involving them at all. I am very unhappy that she did it. Not much I can do about it though, my...
Please show me in my first post where I said I tried to grab my baby from her arms? I neglected to mention she placed her on the bed first before I reached for her, that's all.
She called the court earlier asking if she could talk to the prosecutor about it. They said she could write the judge a letter explaining the situation. I'm assuming we're better off consulting a lawyer about that first so as not to say the wrong things in it. Or maybe that's a bad idea in general?
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