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AIBU?

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Aibu? ... husband's ex and meddling mother?

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itsabeautifulday1 · 30/05/2017 16:50

Ok, so I probably sound totally unreasonable, but my husband was in a long distance relationship when I met hiim ( that wasn't working) he and I got married and had 2 beautiful baby boys. This was 10 years ago.

Over the years this ex has caused a lot of arguments between us. She had sent messages saying why did our relationship end ?and I miss you. Was it because of sex ( she was very Christian and refused)
I got fed up with the whole thing and sent a message saying basically... move on with your life, move out of your parents home and stop texting a married man with 2 kids.

The thing is the mother of the daughter is now in the war path and trying to get my husband to contact her daughter saying she has struggled all these years and life is short. Can't you talk to her!

My husband says the family did a lot for him and he cares more for the family than her. He wants to go back home a week before us ( school hols are only 2 weeks and he wants 3 with his parents) he hasn't seen his family for a few years, but I feel he would visit his ex and the family he feels he owes a lot to. What do I do?

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coconutpie · 02/06/2017 09:43

I agree with the pp above - best reporting to the police anyway since he has threatened to take them abroad.

itsabeautifulday1 · 02/06/2017 10:21

Can his citizenship be revoked if we divorce?

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picklemepopcorn · 02/06/2017 10:43

You'd need to ask that on the legal page. It depends if he has citizenship or a work visa, I imagine.

OlennasWimple · 02/06/2017 12:26

It's very unlikely that citizenship would be revoked (this only really happens when someone is convicted of serious crimes). If he has a visa, he would have to let the Home Office know that he was no longer with you, and apply for another visa to give him leave to stay in the UK (possible, depending on how long he has been here and given that you have DC)

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