@MeMySonAnd1
"Kicking people who are down"
"Spitting so much hate and judgement "
"Real person who is upset in this thread and who needs support"
Are you kidding me!? OP is choosing to not find solutions. OP is choosing to view their reality as a BURDEN AND WASTE OF THEIR LIFE as clearly stated by OP many times. There is no reason to support OP when OP can't even address all the questions related to their situation that THEY posted on seeking "advice" for. There is no support that needs to be extended when someone comes to post looking FOR ADVICE and then REJECTS/ MAKES EXCUSES FOR EVERY SINGLE PIECE OF ADVICE given because it doesn't result in the reality THEY WANT!
OP has given many excuses to alternative suggestions for breaks from DC since it is apparent that father is not a feasible option ATM. Daycare is too expensive, doesn't like doing mom/children activities, doesn't feel they connect with other parents, friends won't babysit etc etc so sounds like OP is "stuck" being with DC all the time?
With that being the case it would be in OP best interest to shift negative perspective on having children all the time to positive IN MY OPINION. If you want to say my that my opinion on OP priorities not being straight is hate and judgement than go ahead. OP is concerned with being able to party and is comparing her life to fathers saying he is "living his best life" by not being involved with DC rather than accepting her life/ role as the sole parent (as stated by OP many times). There are many other parents in the same situation that mourn their previous life I am sure but accept that they are the present PARENT. They don't put blame/responsibility on the other parent for making them a parent themselves. That can only result in the situation being at the expense of the children, in MY OPINION.
Even if OP got some breaks outside of it being with the father I struggle to see that sufficing the bitterness towards father.
Perhaps a shift in perspective on being a PARENT would be beneficial as well. OP has suggested that their life would only be fulfilling when/if they are doing things with friends and not their children. OP has said they only feel they "have a life" if father were to have time with DC so she can have time without. OP has stated their life is over because of DC. OP has stated that they have wasted their 20's due to DC and OP sees how much of a mistake that was.
IN MY OPINION allowing the fathers lack of involvement to influence OP's view on their SITUATION as a MOTHER is not conducive to someone looking to not be "bitter". The two are separate issues. Accepting the facts of the fathers non involvement and accepting that OP is only able to be responsible for her own actions as a parent going forward doesn't seem to be a favored concept. Failing to acknowledge that is going to hinder growth going forward. That bitterness has spilled into how she views/ feels about DC IN MY OPINION. Also, IN MY OPINION there are many different issues here that correlate with the "bitterness" towards father.
Initially, I kindly offered alternatives/different points of view, just like many others.
No matter the angle, it is met with rejection by OP.
Comments from OP about her situation seem to be redundant starting a long time ago.
With that bit of information I cannot, in good faith, assume OP is seeking advice or "needs support".