onthafly;c-9874446 said:
Rozetta5tone;c-9874424 said:
onthafly;c-9874411 said:
Rozetta5tone;c-9874401 said:
When I knew I was gonna leave my wife I started documenting everything. Calling the police for the slightest shit. Nigga built a paper for real. Went to work on her mentally and financially. Put her in a position to submit to whatever I asked for.
End result, my daughter is in her room watching curious George and eating apple sauce and my ex is doing whatever it is a dumb bitch does when they don't have kids to be responsible for.
I'm a cutthroat type of nigga. I went to extremes to get my way. Idk what else to tell you bruh. Be a bitch about the situation or do what you gotta do to get your favor my nigga.
Why did you decide to end it?
My daughters well being was jeopardized as well as my sanity dealing with a raging alcoholic.
My situation isn't as extreme. I was hoping we could have some kind of 21st century post-divorce co-parenting lifestyle where we get along when we see each other and do what's in the best interest of our kids without letting personal feelings or anger make things bitter.
Leave her first. May sound cold but just leave. Check on the kids but don't fight for them. Take the time to get your mind right and gradually work your way into being civil with her. Communication is key but not too much. Tell her just enough to give her a scope of your intentions. You have to be cool and collected. No emotions regarding her and restrained emotion regarding the kids.
If you really wanna call it quits and coparent efficiently, all emotions besides platonic are going to have to be severed.
Start working on whatever bitterness, resentment etc that you have between each other now and establish a new relationship dialogue based solely on the kids.
Only way coparent situations work 100% are when both sides have moved on 100%. Get closure and establish a new relationship with her sans intimacy and love beyond friendship