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I was just posting to RWD. Would like to share with all. It was about morals and values. My H wants custody of the girls and I was just wondering how he would handle a situation if/when one of his daughters comes home crying that her boyfriend cheated on her. How could he ease their pain or help them when he did the same to their mother? Would he side with the boyfriend since he sees nothing wrong in what he did? Oh to be a fly on the wall.<BR>Nancy
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The reason I ask is one time before he left he said that he believes that it is okay to walk out on me because women need to learn to get over stuff a little quicker because guys do stupid stuff sometimes. And if they can't, then they will have to face the consequences. Nice guy huh?
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Mental,<P>It sounds like your h would be lost if that were ever to happen. I'm having problems with my daughter just over simple stuff and she hasn't reached puberty yet!<P>I accidently walked in on her today. She is sick and was in my bedroom for some reason and when I walked in she was changing clothes ! I forgot or didn't know how mature 12 yo can be. Yikes!!!!!!! I though it was the start of her "friends " monthly visit but its just a touch of flu and constipation.<P>I can hardly wait for the above mentioned situation.<P>------------------<BR>"You can't always get what you want! But if you try real hard,you might just find, you get what you need!"<BR>Mick Jagger<BR>
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Mental...<BR>100% agreement!!! ![[Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com]](http://www.marriagebuilders.com/forum/images/icons/smile.gif) <P>RWD...<BR>I have just a few more years to wait with my 7yo beauty!... Wishing you sucess! <P>Jim
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