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Old 12-24-2020, 10:39 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by monkeyman View Post
The other things is like to add. Never bad mouth your ex to your kid and just be there for him. A single person in his life who he can trust, who he can talk to, who is on his side, can make all the difference in the world in his life. Bad mouthing his mom, who he loves regardless of what she does, only puts him in a difficult position.
Just remember, document everything. Keep a journal if you can.
Don't give up, but you might have to swallow your pride and take some #### from your ex. Just remember, your doing it for your kid.
Definitely this. I don't have kids of my own, but I work with a lot of kids who come from these kinds of situations. Find a trusted friend to complain to, but never around your child, even if it's not something direct. Children do a great job of interpreting everything you say to be their fault and blame themselves. Find a good lawyer and do everything through him/her.

And don't post anything online. Always take the high road even when it sucks.
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