A Man With A Child - ...

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Hello, I have been dating a man who has a small child and is in a very bad relationship with his ex-wife for almost 2 years. (Apparently he realized how vicious and damned he is, but unfortunately it's too late). In our first year, they were still suing because she refused to let the child see him, constantly insulting and threatening him, and we went through quite difficult times together. I have an excellent relationship with the child and I am glad that he feels happy in my company, as he has said many times that I am his favorite poop and that he loves me very much. Several times he even admitted to me that he loved me more than his mother's friend, without even asking him. At the beginning of our relationship, I was very confused about how the relationship between us would develop, whether this was the right path for me, whether I should be in this relationship, considering the problems, which he had by his side, and how confused and depressed he felt for the child. At first, when I met his family, everyone seemed very worried and depressed about the problems my friend had with the case for his child, but 1 year later I seemed to be able to bring back the smiles on their faces, seeing in me a serious and loving person. both to their son and to their little grandson, which I am very happy about :) Everyone welcomes me with open arms and constantly says how grateful they are to me for being with them in all these difficult moments, for not leaving my son. to wander alone in all this slop that has been poured on his head and so on.

Over time, however, more and more people found out about our relationship and began to judge me for how I could have started a relationship with someone who already had a family (Nothing, that he had been deceived by his wife and abandoned and deprived of seeing his own child). Didn't I have the dignity to start something clean and not get bogged down in other problems and that I made a huge mistake. In general, I am not influenced by people's opinion, but these words definitely made me feel nasty and guilty. I don't want to go into too much detail about my whole relationship so far, so I try to be brief. I just need to hear different opinions and worldviews on these issues. I know that nowadays many people are in the situation of my friend and unfortunately this picture can often be found in our daily lives. My question is to everyone, but especially to the women who are in my position, are you influenced by such words? Has your attitude towards your partner changed? Did you manage to stay long or did you break up? Does it matter what your loved ones say about you? All answers and tips are welcome! PS: I'm 25 and he's 32. PS2: I want to add that I'm not the man who separated them, his wife started behaving disgustingly with him and she decided to leave on her own and started she hides the child from him for a long time, for which he was obliged to initiate a lawsuit against her. I witnessed how she yells at him in front of their child when he goes to pick him up, which is a very pathetic picture ... Our acquaintance with him began 2 years after their separation. his wife began to behave disgustingly with him and she herself decided to leave and began to hide the child from him for a long time, for which he was obliged to initiate proceedings against her. I witnessed how she yells at him in front of their child when he goes to pick him up, which is a very pathetic picture ... Our acquaintance with him began 2 years after their separation. his wife began to behave disgustingly with him and she herself decided to leave and began to hide the child from him for a long time, for which he was obliged to initiate proceedings against her. I witnessed how she yells at him in front of their child when he goes to pick him up, which is a very pathetic picture ... Our acquaintance with him began 2 years after their separation.

Last Updated
August 26, 2020
Author:
transgorgeous22

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