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Just after thoughts on whether you think a WS attachment to a child is a factor that will bring WS out of fog and consider reconciliation?
The reason I ask, is that my WBF didn’t seem to factor in our DD in any of his decision when he started A and when I found out about A (he is now living with OW). He accepted that he wouldn’t be a father 24x7 and it didn’t seem to matter to him that DD would be out of his life because DD and myself would eventually be returning to New Zealand. But now his attachment to DD seems to be growing and I am wondering if this is a factor that may pull him out of fog and make him realise what he will be missing out on.
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