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Both ex and I 'moved on' with our lives...I remarried, and ex got a live-in girlfriend who was very good to our son, and I never even attempted to badmouth her (OR my ex), as I knew first-hand how difficult it was to live with my ex, and he was a much more stable individual because of having her around. I just prayed that she wouldn't wise up and leave (though she could have done WAY better for herself than my ex.)
My ex was a lifelong alcoholic and when he died of the disease at age 43, it was truly devastating for our son. He's been gone a few years, now, but because I always treated my ex fairly when we was living, and never lied to our son about him, I was able to let the memory of him 'go' peacefully, and with no regrets... Son and I still to this day have good relationships with ex's family, and son sees them often.
I wish I could say that my husband's ex-wife had 'moved on' in such a way, but it's been 12 years and counting, and she never lets up an inch...*sigh*
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- Wow, we have a count of 1 good ex-wife!
Posted 1 week ago - The not-so-funny thing about it was I was a good WIFE to my ex, too, I just couldn't tolerate his drinking and the resulting abuse.
In my experience, and those of the people I know, you divorce your ex for (at least ONE) good reason. So it makes sense that if they didn't have what it takes to be a decent spouse, then that doesn't mean they're going to magically grow some integrity and be a wonderful ex (though I imagine a few might.)
Posted 1 week ago - "My ex was a lifelong alcoholic and when he died of the disease at age 43, it was truly devastating for our son."
why did you marry him????
Posted 1 week ago - I had no experience with alcoholics. I was unable to identify what was going on with him until I was already pregnant with our son. His family 'kept his secret' VERY well.
Had I known he was an alcoholic BEFORE I married him, I would certainly NOT have married him. Once I realized the bad choice I had made, our son was already on the way, so I tried my hardest to make the best of the situation. But even my best couldn't make it tolerable.
Hindsight's always 20/20, right?
Posted 1 week ago - ot
Posted 1 day ago - oron. fool.
Posted 1 day ago - you truly are a phukkin' stoopid biotch. Go get lay d.
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