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Re: Co-parenting by divorced parents.
Wow, for a post that starts out to condemn talk of religion, there is a large amount of religion in your post.
Summary, is as follows:
Dear motherly figure,
I don't want our daughter to go to an away softball game.
I want what's best for our daughter, as you do, but we are not doing our best. It's okay because 'he' will probably take care of it, but we should still do better.
religion religion religion
We need more of 'him'.
sincerely,
Casey Simpson
Wow, for a post that starts out to condemn talk of religion, there is a large amount of religion in your post.
Summary, is as follows:
Dear motherly figure,
I don't want our daughter to go to an away softball game.
I want what's best for our daughter, as you do, but we are not doing our best. It's okay because 'he' will probably take care of it, but we should still do better.
religion religion religion
We need more of 'him'.
sincerely,
Casey Simpson
Re: Co-parenting by divorced parents.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BALLISTIC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Wow, for a post that starts out to condemn talk of religion, there is a large amount of religion in your post.
Summary, is as follows:
Dear motherly figure,
I don't want our daughter to go to an away softball game.
I want what's best for our daughter, as you do, but we are not doing our best. It's okay because 'he' will probably take care of it, but we should still do better.
religion religion religion
We need more of 'him'.
sincerely,
Casey Simpson </div></div>
I was going to suggest that you ignore advice gotten from the internet, but this seems to have taken care of that lesson
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BALLISTIC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Wow, for a post that starts out to condemn talk of religion, there is a large amount of religion in your post.
Summary, is as follows:
Dear motherly figure,
I don't want our daughter to go to an away softball game.
I want what's best for our daughter, as you do, but we are not doing our best. It's okay because 'he' will probably take care of it, but we should still do better.
religion religion religion
We need more of 'him'.
sincerely,
Casey Simpson </div></div>
I was going to suggest that you ignore advice gotten from the internet, but this seems to have taken care of that lesson
Re: Co-parenting by divorced parents.
Ha. Thanks anyway. Actually, BALLISTIC sumed it up concisely, but I decided he was right....that even though my intent was that the subject matter remain co-parenting mistakes were inevitably leading to religious debate, a not allowed topic.
And, I have been pleasantly surprised at the intellect and insight some opinions here contain, not that I would be the one to judge that, but.....
Ha. Thanks anyway. Actually, BALLISTIC sumed it up concisely, but I decided he was right....that even though my intent was that the subject matter remain co-parenting mistakes were inevitably leading to religious debate, a not allowed topic.
And, I have been pleasantly surprised at the intellect and insight some opinions here contain, not that I would be the one to judge that, but.....
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