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#22
Father's Issues / Your wife is a very smart women.
Sep 23, 2004, 08:31:48 PM
You can't make your ex see that your wife helped you figure this out.
It is going to take time for this to play out....you just have to be patient and hope for the best in the long run.
I agree with your wife...don't even bring her into it. This is about you, your ex and your DD....your wife is right.
It is going to take time for this to play out....you just have to be patient and hope for the best in the long run.
I agree with your wife...don't even bring her into it. This is about you, your ex and your DD....your wife is right.
#23
Father's Issues / There's some good advice from Decent Dad AND Passem AND Katz!
Sep 23, 2004, 06:37:24 PM
I also think before you do ANYTHING you need to go talk to a child psychologist. Call your child's pediatrician and see if they recommend someone. Call your attorney and see if they have a list as well.
Out of curiosity...did the court find your ex unfit in anyway?
I saw that you had already called your ex....you need to stop following your first impulse!!!!! Talk with someone first, since you already acknowledge you have problems at times effectively communicating I think you would be well served to talk with someone to make sure you don't say something stupid! I mean that in a constructive way!
It's great that you admit you made a mistake and you want to do right for your DD..that is admirable...but you need to make sure that however you handle it you ensure it is handled the best way for your daughter!
Out of curiosity...did the court find your ex unfit in anyway?
I saw that you had already called your ex....you need to stop following your first impulse!!!!! Talk with someone first, since you already acknowledge you have problems at times effectively communicating I think you would be well served to talk with someone to make sure you don't say something stupid! I mean that in a constructive way!
It's great that you admit you made a mistake and you want to do right for your DD..that is admirable...but you need to make sure that however you handle it you ensure it is handled the best way for your daughter!