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Mar 18, 2008 12:36 AM CST Fuming
diogenes
diogenesdiogenesLongview, Texas USA69 Threads 7 Polls 4,761 Posts
very mad

My ex-wife's boyfriend called me at 12:01 am Central Time to give me pointers on how to raise my daughter. Once I was in my car on the way over, it was suddenly a misunderstanding. very mad

Am I over reacting?

Would anyone else get violently angry over something like that?


very mad

still

a little bit
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Mar 18, 2008 12:39 AM CST Fuming
j_goose
j_goosej_goosenorthfield, Ohio USA49 Threads 3 Polls 1,239 Posts
I'd have given him hell on the phone....HE'S not her DAD....
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Mar 18, 2008 12:41 AM CST Fuming
sxc666
sxc666sxc666unknown, Queensland Australia51 Threads 16,853 Posts
NO you're her DAD he should mind his own dam business.

JMO
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Mar 18, 2008 12:43 AM CST Fuming
princebuster
princebusterprincebusterleeds/bradford, West Yorkshire, England UK3 Threads 545 Posts
diogenes: My ex-wife's boyfriend called me at 12:01 am Central Time to give me pointers on how to raise my daughter. Once I was in my car on the way over, it was suddenly a misunderstanding.

Am I over reacting?

Would anyone else get violently angry over something like that?

still

a little bit
no you should of carried on driving and let your fists do the talking boxing boxing
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Mar 18, 2008 12:50 AM CST Fuming
diogenes
diogenesdiogenesLongview, Texas USA69 Threads 7 Polls 4,761 Posts
j_goose: I'd have given him hell on the phone....HE'S not her DAD....


I did...I said, "Where would you like to meet me?"

He says, "To be honest, it wouldn't bother me if I never saw you again. We don't need you."

I said, "It seems like you are seriously confused about your role in my daughter's life. I think we should get together and get this sorted out."

That's the short G rated version of it anyhow. He wasn't expecting me to answer the phone at midnight. He probably didn't know that I have been aching for an excuse to beat him ever since my daughter was trying to use his last name. Grrrrrrrrrrrr

I know that violence isn't the answer, but sometimes I get it wrong on purpose.
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Mar 18, 2008 12:52 AM CST Fuming
alabamabebe
alabamabebealabamabebeBanks of the Warrior River, Alabama USA66 Threads 3 Polls 4,404 Posts
diogenes: My ex-wife's boyfriend called me at 12:01 am Central Time to give me pointers on how to raise my daughter. Once I was in my car on the way over, it was suddenly a misunderstanding.

Am I over reacting?

Would anyone else get violently angry over something like that?

still

a little bit


He sounds like a total d!@k. He's not even the step-dad, just a bf? He really is totally out of line. You had a right to get mad, and you didn't really carry out the violent response, so I'd say no, you're not over-reacting. Might want to speak with him when you're calm and tell him firmly that it's none of his business how you raise your child.
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Mar 18, 2008 12:53 AM CST Fuming
diogenes
diogenesdiogenesLongview, Texas USA69 Threads 7 Polls 4,761 Posts
princebuster: no you should of carried on driving and let your fists do the talking


I was trying to get him to meet me somewhere. It wouldn't do to get arrested in front of my daughter.

But I know what you meanboxing
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Mar 18, 2008 12:54 AM CST Fuming
rasgumby
rasgumbyrasgumbyMoberly, Missouri USA99 Threads 10 Polls 4,665 Posts
I can definately see being very angry. but think telling him off on the phone would have been enough then hang up.
But to head over threr in your car says that you have a temper problem! Especially if you were willing to make it physical in front fo the kids!!!

This shows problems in your thinking process also.
might need to take a longer look at how you act with the kids.

But yes.. the guy is an assH(&echeers
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Mar 18, 2008 12:58 AM CST Fuming
acausey07
acausey07acausey07somewhere, South Carolina USA14 Threads 3 Polls 760 Posts
diogenes: I was trying to get him to meet me somewhere. It wouldn't do to get arrested in front of my daughter.

But I know what you mean


thumbs up thumbs up

i can relate on this subject seeing as tho i was in the same situation however... i was the daughter... I have seen my father get arrested in those situations and it was never good to see.. I admired my dad more for coming up and taking his stand when it came to me which is something u should be admired for...


I completely agree with he is just a boyfriend even if they were married being a step father is honestly to me just a title... not a role.... unless of course the father was never in there life to begin with..... U are Her father She is Ur Daughter....... No one should even be thinking about trying to get in the middle of that... Ur ex wife should have seen that and thought of her daughters well being in the whole situation it can be confusing for a child and she needs her fathers guidance not some guy whose with her mother...


Kudos to youcheers teddybear
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Mar 18, 2008 1:07 AM CST Fuming
acausey07
acausey07acausey07somewhere, South Carolina USA14 Threads 3 Polls 760 Posts
rasgumby: Hitting someone over words is not a good thing to teach kids.

thumbs up thumbs up

jmo-- it can be damaging to see from personal experience.. even tho i never stopped loving my father seeing him get arrested was very hard being a child... R.i.p. daddy i miss u a lot

sorry bout that
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Mar 18, 2008 1:07 AM CST Fuming
diogenes
diogenesdiogenesLongview, Texas USA69 Threads 7 Polls 4,761 Posts
rasgumby: Hitting someone over words is not a good thing to teach kids.


I wouldn't have done it because of the words, but in order to establish dominance. laugh
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Mar 18, 2008 1:08 AM CST Fuming
j_goose
j_goosej_goosenorthfield, Ohio USA49 Threads 3 Polls 1,239 Posts
princebuster: i understand wot your saying but if your daughters find out you can always sit down and tell them why it happend your daughter would nt stop loving her dad


She won't stop loving her dad, but "Violence begets Violence".

And young children are impressionable.

AND they hear EVERYTHING...even if you think they don't,,.....
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Mar 18, 2008 1:09 AM CST Fuming
princebuster
princebusterprincebusterleeds/bradford, West Yorkshire, England UK3 Threads 545 Posts
acausey07: jmo-- it can be damaging to see from personal experience.. even tho i never stopped loving my father seeing him get arrested was very hard being a child... R.i.p. daddy i miss u a lot

sorry bout that
hug
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Mar 18, 2008 1:09 AM CST Fuming
mastic55
mastic55mastic55Long Island, New York USA167 Threads 6,859 Posts
acausey07: jmo-- it can be damaging to see from personal experience.. even tho i never stopped loving my father seeing him get arrested was very hard being a child... R.i.p. daddy i miss u a lot

sorry bout that
That's so sweet, I know he loved you to.
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Mar 18, 2008 1:13 AM CST Fuming
rasgumby
rasgumbyrasgumbyMoberly, Missouri USA99 Threads 10 Polls 4,665 Posts
diogenes: I wouldn't have done it because of the words, but in order to establish dominance.


What are you? A Gorilla?rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
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Mar 18, 2008 1:16 AM CST Fuming
acausey07
acausey07acausey07somewhere, South Carolina USA14 Threads 3 Polls 760 Posts
Just a lion protecting his cub hug

Which is nice to see actually because a lot of fathers out there arent there for there children.......


Its nice to see a fathers love even tho it can be crazy at times laugh

teddybear
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Mar 18, 2008 1:21 AM CST Fuming
diogenes
diogenesdiogenesLongview, Texas USA69 Threads 7 Polls 4,761 Posts
rasgumby: What are you? A Gorilla?


sigh

I wish.
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Mar 18, 2008 4:50 AM CST Fuming
PILIPALA
PILIPALAPILIPALACardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales UK200 Threads 4,804 Posts
Wow not a good example to set a child. I understand you are upset and this man seems like he trying to take over your child, but Violence is not the answer. What if your daughter loves this guy, children have the capacity to love many people it does not make her love you less. Beating him up would confuse and hurt her. I agree you should be talking to your ex, particularly as this guy rubs you up the wrong way.

Nice to see a lot of the men on CS not Advocating Violence.thumbs up
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Mar 18, 2008 6:18 PM CST Fuming
diogenes
diogenesdiogenesLongview, Texas USA69 Threads 7 Polls 4,761 Posts
acausey07: Just a lion protecting his cub

Which is nice to see actually because a lot of fathers out there arent there for there children.......Its nice to see a fathers love even tho it can be crazy at times


I like the way you and some others did not advocate violence, but didn't make me feel like a freak for having those emotions.

Thanks y'all!

Her Mom and I talked again today, and she apologized profusely. She said that she didn't know that he was going to do that, and agreed that it's between me and her, and not his place to get involved. I apologized too for overreacting and tried to explain what it was that set me off.....

I don't know if I will ever get over the anger fully. I hate that I'm a part time Dad. Hate it, hate it, hate it, hate it! I have a legal right to have my daughter for less than ¼ of every year. This guy is living with my ex-wife, and my daughter is there most of the time, and that alone makes me insanely jealous. I wouldn't take a pinch of crap from him to really set me off.
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Mar 18, 2008 6:21 PM CST Fuming
acausey07
acausey07acausey07somewhere, South Carolina USA14 Threads 3 Polls 760 Posts
diogenes: I like the way you and some others did not advocate violence, but didn't make me feel like a freak for having those emotions.

Thanks y'all!

Her Mom and I talked again today, and she apologized profusely. She said that she didn't know that he was going to do that, and agreed that it's between me and her, and not his place to get involved. I apologized too for overreacting and tried to explain what it was that set me off.....

I don't know if I will ever get over the anger fully. I hate that I'm a part time Dad. Hate it, hate it, hate it, hate it! I have a legal right to have my daughter for less than ¼ of every year. This guy is living with my ex-wife, and my daughter is there most of the time, and that alone makes me insanely jealous. I wouldn't take a pinch of crap from him to really set me off.

hug I am very happy that u and her were able to speak and get things cleared up.. Dont think its wrong to feel jealous it is very understandable. this is something that is very hard to go through.. but just know no one can replace ur daughter's daddy.. thats u and u should be proud of that...
wishing nothing but good things your wayteddybear
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