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To think it is to parent and not to help?

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RoseMartha · 01/07/2021 22:40

Had a message from my exh, who said he will try and 'help' more.

I didnt reply but was thinking, 'Help! You dont help with your kids you parent them.' 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 No point me mentioning this with him as he will lose it with me.

He spends between 12-15 hours a week with the dc, not in one go. No nights.

He can see them more if he wants to, but every time I offer he says we will see. Then it never happens. 🙄 and i never know until the last minute when he wants to see them as he likes to string me along.

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wtfisgoingonhere21 · 01/07/2021 22:42

I'd message back saying you don't regard parenting your own children as helping as he's meant to be fifty percent responsible for them 🙄

If he calls don't answer.

Do you get on conparenting or is it strained?

Theunamedcat · 01/07/2021 22:45

Help with what? Parenting OUR children then turn the ringer off

DeflatedGinDrinker · 02/07/2021 00:19

YANBU op. My partner said his friend couldn't play football the other day as he was babysitting for Lisa. Lisa being his wife and mother to his child. Wtf.

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