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Anyone up? DH is leaving me follow up thread. Onit's on it!!

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onitlikeacarbonnet · 20/07/2016 22:26

Link to my last thread.

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/relationships/2658829-Anyone-up-DH-is-leaving-me?msgid=62446916

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Namechangingme · 20/07/2016 22:29

Brill to see things are trucking ahead for you lovely Flowers

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GipsyDanger · 20/07/2016 22:42

Hope you are sleeping better Smile

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tiredvommachine · 20/07/2016 22:42
Flowers
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onitlikeacarbonnet · 20/07/2016 22:51

Just off to bed now.
DC got a summer camp thing tomorrow. So need to be up and out pretty early.
I am hoping for more than 6 hours but we'll see I guess.

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BustingOut · 20/07/2016 22:52

Onit is on it and getting over it!? What an inspiration you are. Keep getting stronger every day you are doing so well Flowers

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Costacoffeeplease · 20/07/2016 23:18

Just checking in to see how well you're doing Smile

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agentmarmalade · 21/07/2016 00:19

I've been reading your thread over the past few days now and just wanted to stop by and say Well done for everything you have achieved so far. I bet when all this started you never knew how strong you really are! Flowers
Keep up the good work x

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Dowser · 21/07/2016 00:37

Amazing.
You are really kicking ( his sorry) ass!

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GeekyWombat · 21/07/2016 06:04

Just caught up with the last few pages of your other thread. You're awesome. Loving how discombobulated he is by efficient, capable you. You're definitely well rid!

Hope you're sleeping better, congrats on the new house.

Flowers

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6demandingchildren · 21/07/2016 10:10

I'm in awe of you. Read every post and I think you are amazing, I would find it hard to do half the things you have while keeping a level head and I wouldn't be able to do any of it with lack of sleep.
FYI my son and his husband split 18 months ago and I'm still very close to my sil and he still calls me mum and he is hopefully spending this Christmas with us. Just because my son was a foolish arse doesn't mean my love for sil had to diminish.

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AgathaF · 21/07/2016 10:15

I hope this thread sees you sleeping better, getting the financial stuff sorted to your benefit, and making a start in moving on in your new life.

You're doing great - just need to keep doing what you're doing.

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onitlikeacarbonnet · 21/07/2016 10:19

He's now "disappointed" in my reluctance to discuss contact Hmm

He is off to his solicitors today and has a draft of our agreed financial separation document.
This is what is required urgently in order to proceed with the sale of our house. I want it urgently in order to formalise the offer on a new home for DC and me; he wants it so he doesn't have to pay the mortgage for the next 2 years at least.

We had a stand up row about custody which ended in him throwing me out on Tuesday night.
I don't think continuing this part of our discussion is conducive to this.

We have agreed contact for the duration of the holidays. We have 4 weeks left to thrash it out.

Am I being unreasonable to postpone discussions for a few days? I don't feel it's necessary when we are so close to agreeing the finances.
If we hadn't sold the house I doubt we'd be this far on with either side of the agreement. From what I've read, it could've taken months. It's been 5 weeks since he left.

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onitlikeacarbonnet · 21/07/2016 10:21

He isn't aware I have my eye on a particular house though obviously he knows I'm looking.
I don't want him to know I'm so keen on this. It's none of his business anyway.

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LindyHemming · 21/07/2016 10:45

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onitlikeacarbonnet · 21/07/2016 10:52

He hasn't responded to my reply.

I told him I'm disappointed that he wants to delay signing our agreement which could jeopardise the sale. And questioned if that's what he wants.

I've told him I'm eager to get on with discussing contact but would like to get this done first.

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tiredvommachine · 21/07/2016 10:56

I'm sure you're disappointed he decided to break his marriage vows.
Fucking diddums.

Wanker.

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ConkersDontScareSpiders · 21/07/2016 11:07

Disappointed Hmm
You can discuss custody when you are ready to if you have sorted out the next couple of months. Tell him you are 'disappointed' that he came up with such a ludicrous custody proposal, and are waiting for his more realistic ideas on the matter before there can be any sensible discussion on it.

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FantasticButtocks · 21/07/2016 11:56

He can be as 'disappointed' as he likes. You are presumably disappointed total understatement with his behaviour. Why don't you say to him that you are also keen to sort contact, but in view of the way talks have gone so far, you'd like to suggest you do that bit through mediation. Then he'll need to wait until an appointment for that comes up.

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Dowser · 21/07/2016 12:02

I'll never forget when I knew my marriage had hit the pan. February 2004 . From them on it was an increasingly painful downward spiral that involved two other women until our subsequent divorce in April 2008 where he left, came back, left again, got nasty, got nastier, played mind games...

I cried rivers, got angry, wised up, fought back.
All that took its toll onmy health.

What you've achieved in 5 weeks is pretty amazing.

Be very, very proud of yourself.

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UptheAnty · 21/07/2016 12:07

You're doing an amazing job onit Flowers

Keep your cards very close and your head screwed on.

He's "disappointed"? Ha ha... He's surprised more like.... Onit, you've been married for years with 2 dc... Does he even know you at all??

What the fuck did he think you'd do?
You don't just turn into kick ass superwoman overnight, you must have been strong for years.

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AgathaF · 21/07/2016 13:27

He's now "disappointed" in my reluctance to discuss contact - oh the poor little lamb.

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mrsbrightside3 · 21/07/2016 13:57

I'm not sure why he is kicking off if you have agreed a plan for the next 4 weeks. I'd understand if you'd been funny with him or denied contact.... Unless he is paranoid!

I'm intrigued what his solicitor will say / recommend. Fingers crossed for you.

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mix56 · 21/07/2016 14:08

His solicitor will tell him he has been too generous.

So you keep the contact issue on the back burner until he signs as agreed.
You don't even know where you will be living as he has done a number on you. No roof over your head is unlikely to be conducive to being able to discuss hypothetical w/e contact.......

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onitlikeacarbonnet · 21/07/2016 15:54

Have spoken to the conveyancer dealing with our sake and he has assured me that, so long as our minute of agreement is signed by the conclusion of the missives on our sale, I can formally offer on the place I want for me and the kids. So I have done just that.
Offer has been formally submitted. Not formally accepted yet but have requested an entry date to coincide with the family home changing hands.
Could be in our new house in 50 days!

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onitlikeacarbonnet · 21/07/2016 16:38

I'm sure he has been too generous in the eyes of his solicitor but I couldn't give a monkeys Grin

Legally he might not have to pay much more than 50% but morally;ethically he fucking should pay. And if that means not getting s mortgage for z year or 2 I think he's got off pretty damn lightly Angry

Disappointed is just such a patronising, condescending word when used in conversation between two adults.
He's a fucking knob end!!

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