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exh has broken dd1's heart

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lou33 · 09/10/2006 11:21

by telling her he is now not coming back at all

his reason? he has nowhere to stay in the uk and is trying to make a new life for himself

now she feels he has cast her and the others aside for his 23yr old bargirl that he has knocked up

i am beyond angry with him

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lou33 · 17/10/2006 20:56

i mean how dare he/she/they send messages saying how sad he is and how much he cries everyday to her

wtf does he think it will do to her?!!!

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lou33 · 17/10/2006 20:59

oh man i feel like calling back on that number and shouting

i am so mad

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lou33 · 17/10/2006 21:04

now he has sent her a text like he knows nothign about it

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Californifright · 17/10/2006 21:06

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7up · 17/10/2006 21:14

just read this lou, what a pratt your ex is. your poor kids.hope the text messages have stopped, hes going to screw the kids right up. selfish tosser

lou33 · 17/10/2006 21:14

i need to calm down

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lou33 · 17/10/2006 21:15

i am so mad i want to hit something

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lou33 · 17/10/2006 21:16

she keeps checking her phone

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7up · 17/10/2006 21:18

punch the sofa! haveyou got astiff drink you can have. my ex was a total tosser when he came to visit my ds, he has supervised visits in my home. he infuriated me so much i could feel my head shaking with anger! my mum came round and he still ranted on infront of her. my hands were shaking by then, i couldve killed him!took me a few hours to eventually calm down and a few ciggies and a couple large brandies!

lou33 · 17/10/2006 21:24

ive already gone outside and paced up and down and ranted to my soldier, and had a fag

still want to deck the bastard

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lou33 · 18/10/2006 19:34

yeh

tho he did text her today and said ok well mum is in charge but dont forget how much i miss you !!!

then he called when i was out but the line was too bad to speak to them

he's an arse

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ElleMacpherson · 18/10/2006 19:37

keep reading your stuff LOu, ffs, cannot beleive waht a twat he is. thank god you are there for them

lou33 · 18/10/2006 22:30

thanks mate

i cop the fall out too unfortunately

just as well i have my soldier to cheer me up at weekends and put a smile on my face!

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edam · 18/10/2006 22:41

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr what an arse that man is. All about me, me me, and no concern for his children.

If this Thai girl really is surviving by making t-shirts the last thing she needs is an irresponsible tosser like him. She'll learn, sadly.

Feel very sorry for your four esp. dd1. FWIW I had big abandonment stuff in relation to my own father and got through it in the end. Hurts, but not forever. When she's upset, try asking her to write him a letter - doesn't have to be sent but just gets all the feelings out of your system.

winnie · 18/10/2006 22:45

lou I am sorry. Splitting up really shows peoples true colours. I am and on your dd's behalf. He is a complete twunt (as others have said). How parents treat their children when they separate says so much about them. Please, please keep a close eye on dd. My dd has had to deal with a very difficult relationship with her father at this age and it has been very, very destructive. Best wishes.

lou33 · 19/10/2006 09:22

i'm keeping a close eye dont worry, i've been there with my own father so i remember how it felt

she's lashing out a lot and i understand why, but although i will make certain allowances for her behaviour i wont let her use it as permission to do as she pleases

she's been taking it out on the younger ones a fair bit, so have had to have a lot of words with her about their feelings too

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lou33 · 19/10/2006 09:51

funny how when he read this thread he was more concerned about clarifying what his thai gf did, instead of giving a flying fu*k about the feelings of his daughter isnt it?

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Bugsy2 · 19/10/2006 10:31

It really is "all about him" though isn't it Lou. His gf texting to say he is in tears - that's all about him too. No thought about the devastating effect it may have on his DD - just wallowing in self-pity.
Feel angry on your behalf and sad for your DD.

lou33 · 19/10/2006 11:09

exactly bugsy, he will never ever admit that tho

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