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Lady ICE
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Topic: need advice #12653 Posted: Jan 01 2013 at 11:57pm |
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its a slow night for me so...tell me what you think.
#fanmail... My child's father is not
stable. Just the other day he informed me that both he and his gf are no
longer employed and that his truck was in the shop and he had no way to
get it out. I think he was either thinkin I would help him pay to get
it out (no), or suggesting that when school is back in after the
Christmas break that I drive to his house every morning that he has our
daughter to take her to school and pick
her up, even though my college classes start back around the same time,
which I chose based on the schedule we typically have.
Am I a bad parent
because I told him he needs to figure out how he is going to take her
and pick her up from school on his own? What would yall do? I am sick of
having to bail him out all the time, I have given them money, food and
everything else since we split up and he has never even thought to
return the favor and I am pretty sure he only spends time with her so he
can claim her on taxes every other year...
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:02am |
No I don't think that person is in the wrong.Going to school is important but the child is just as important I wish there was a better way to resolve difference.
Edited by Jr1127 - Jan 02 2013 at 12:04am
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:05am |
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well since he's broke without a vehicle, you shouldn't let your daughter stay with him. if he doesn't have a job or a truck, how is he going to feed lil mama and get her to and from school every day?
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:05am |
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How old is the baby? IMO, you can be a little late for kindergarten but not junior high and high school. You are not a bad parent but you have to be careful of how much his "figuring it out" will affect your daughter. Best of luck to you OP.
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:05am |
Lady ICE wrote:
its a slow night for me so...tell me what you think.
#fanmail... My child's father is not
stable. Just the other day he informed me that both he and his gf are no
longer employed and that his truck was in the shop and he had no way to
get it out. I think he was either thinkin I would help him pay to get
it out (no), or suggesting that when school is back in after the
Christmas break that I drive to his house every morning that he has our
daughter to take her to school and pick
her up, even though my college classes start back around the same time,
which I chose based on the schedule we typically have.
Am I a bad parent
because I told him he needs to figure out how he is going to take her
and pick her up from school on his own? What would yall do? I am sick of
having to bail him out all the time, I have given them money, food and
everything else since we split up and he has never even thought to
return the favor and I am pretty sure he only spends time with her so he
can claim her on taxes every other year...
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 Anywho, he sounds like a loser but unfortunately that loser is the father of her child and she's stuck dealing with him. I think it's good that she is trying to allow her daughter to see her father as much as possible but it appears she is doing a lot of giving. Maybe they can work something out where the daughter stays at his house on the weekends while the mom attends college courses. That way it won't affect her mornings? Or maybe he can join her by taking college courses to better his life and his childs'. Too much to ask?
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:06am |
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As long as he only expected rides for or concerning our child, I would do it. No sense in depriving my child.cuz her daddy is slippin. If its that much of a hassle, I would just have her come stay with me so I don't.have to commute to his house.
He better not dare asks for rides for himself or his girl tho.
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:17am |
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Let him figure out how to pick her up and take her to school. If he cares that much about his child he'll come up with something that involves him moving his as$ and not you driving around.
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:19am |
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Just remember, every time he asks you for something, remember that he is your daughter's father and if she sees him as a leech whom is taken care of by her mother, she will grow up believing that she needs to take care of a man or that men are losers.
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:21am |
James Avery wrote:
well since he's broke without a vehicle, you shouldn't let your daughter stay with him. if he doesn't have a job or a truck, how is he going to feed lil mama and get her to and from school every day?
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Posted: Jan 02 2013 at 12:40am |
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I wouldn't do it. He can try the bus.
Sidenote...ppl without cars or a license should not have kids.
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