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Desperately Trying to Move On - My Divorce from Mr WT Part 3 - It's Nearly OVER!

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TheFormidableMrsC · 24/06/2015 22:05

I am so grateful to all of those who have followed and supported me throughout this bloody ordeal! I hope this will be the last one.one and it will be over very soon! Thread 1 : www.mumsnet.com/Talk/relationships/2030270-PLEASE-HELP-DESPERATE-AND-AWFUL-DIVORCE?
Thread 2 : www.mumsnet.com/Talk/relationships/2137545-Whos-Desperate-and-Awful-Now-Story-of-My-Divorce-from-Mr-WT-Part-2

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ThumbWitchesAbroad · 27/06/2015 10:05

Aw, twuntface's post was deleted! Shame. I missed the delusional rantings.

Still, the air's cleaner without him. Wink

Weebirdie · 27/06/2015 10:15

To be frank it was a damp firework kind of post. It just didn't do what it was supposed to. There's was no bang. Just a kind of whimper.

ScrambledSmegs · 27/06/2015 11:18

Is that illiterate ramble really the work of your ex, Mrs C? I must apologise to you. I assumed you were exaggerating when you told us before about his intelligence, or lack thereof. Clearly you were understating the case. Thanks

He has, however, said one thing that was both clearly and truly stated. I have failed my son as a Dad. Yes. And while he continues to place his own selfish wants over and above his son's very serious needs, to the point of ignoring them, he will never be a real father.

Weebirdie · 27/06/2015 11:36

He's dyslexic, and as bad as he is, Im feeling a bit uncomfortable with references to his literacy.

BeyonceRiRiMadonnna · 27/06/2015 11:42

He's dyslexic, and as bad as he is, Im feeling a bit uncomfortable with references to his literacy.

Agreed......still a delusional despicable waste of skin though!

ScrambledSmegs · 27/06/2015 12:00

Sorry Weebirdie, I didn't know he was dyslexic. I didn't mean his spelling though, I'm as guilty as any of making mistakes there. It was more that his argument in post no. 2 made no sense at all. I think I used 'illiterate' as a default insult when it was actually his comprehension I took issue with. Lazy posting by me, and I apologise.

But reading back it's interesting to note that MrsC is happy to clarify points in defence of her ex, while he affords her no such respect. Shows who the better person is, doesn't it?

Clutterbugsmum · 27/06/2015 12:37

I'm dyslexic and I hope I don't sound that bad.

TheFormidableMrsC · 27/06/2015 16:46

Pops head in, checks all OK....Hmm

Hi everybody, hopefully we can go back to normality now. I would say that H is dyslexic (although not officially diagnosed). I have tried very hard to help him with this and other issues over the years, all to no avail.

I really appreciate the support after yesterday's invasion, thank you Flowers.

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pointythings · 27/06/2015 17:55

Hi MrsC, I'm glad things have settled for you. I was very very angry last night at MrC for invading our thread like this, but I suppose he has the same right to post shite as the rest of us.

And I agree that we should not be picking up any poster on spelling and grammar, only on the issues. God knows Mr C has plenty of those...

I don't know when I'll be posting again, am at my mum's with limited internet time and am sorting out her Mac at the same time (I hope) so it may be Monday until I'm with you again.

[flower] for you, MrsC

BunnyFint · 27/06/2015 18:25

Another lurker de-lurking to say what I think to Mr twunty, fuckwit twatbadger and the gaping chasm he crawled out of.

I'll start with twunty, fuckwit twatbadger. Id say 'poor you' but I can't even bring myself to pity you. You were distressed by having to actually deal with a little sick and a distressed child, a child whose life you have made infinitely harder by your behaviour and treatment of his mother, the ignorance and woeful neglect you inflict on your son by not doing everything in your power to ensure you attend any ASD course offered. As a parent of a child with Aspergers, let me tell you it isn't mild Autism, there's nothing mild about it. The lovely MrsC will know what the realities are that your son is dealing with daily. Shame on you for making that worse.

Gaping chasm- I would try to appeal to your better nature, but most of Mumsnet would agree with me, it's clear you don't have one.

Flowers for you MrsC.

Jen1610 · 27/06/2015 19:02

Yuck what a horrible little creep STBXH is, creeping about your posts. Wow so much for having moved on. If he doesn't like you or want you anymore but is following your posts, then he's a fan honey!!!!

AcrossthePond55 · 27/06/2015 19:17

In case you're still eyeballing this thread STBXH (not using your mn approved NNbecause I want you to read and absorb) please hear this. A very wise man once said to my DH that 'the best thing a father can do for his children is to treat their mother well'. Words to live by. Words that saved my marriage. And I truly believe that even if our marriage hadn't been salvageable, he still would have treated me decently, as the mother of his children.

Can you say the same?

That is all. I will not address you further.

WellWhoKnew · 27/06/2015 19:20

I have a lot of time, empathy and support for the vast majority of people I meet. I really do not ever wish to cause anyone distress, and I will always apologise sincerely if I upset someone unintentionally.

I also know that dyslexia can be a disability.

For the record, I am not mocking MrC because he can't spell. I mock him because he's a fuckwit.

He tried to bully me...the vast majority of MN knew something he didn't.

Now, I'm the first person to take care of the next one. But someone who is so full of spite and nastiness?

Then I hold up a mirror.

And give them the full picture.

Sorry about that.

AcrossthePond55 · 27/06/2015 19:20

MrsC. I hope you are doing ok. It appears to me that you are trying to calm all us vipers down and doing a fine job of it!

This is your place off refuge. I won't let anybody take it from you so I promise I won't say anything mean and nasty. But if you could read my thoughts...........

Grin
AcrossthePond55 · 27/06/2015 19:21

'Of' not 'off'

WellWhoKnew · 27/06/2015 19:34

Across I sooooo wanted to be pedantic.

But you stole my thunder Wink.

So, them thoughts you be having? Tell me about them...

magoria · 27/06/2015 20:46

I am really pissed off.

I was the first one to post on this thread of yours that they were the gift that kept giving and do you know what?

I FUCKING MISSED IT ALL

grumbles

I hope he didn't upset you any more than usual Flowers

ptumbi · 27/06/2015 20:50

WWK - how lovely to see you again; Doing what you do best! Deflating and debunking those cock-sure cocks...

Grin
TheFormidableMrsC · 27/06/2015 20:58

Magoria...you didn't miss much my love...the first post was reported, the second one is still here. I don't understand what he thought he would gain by posting here I really don't. I am fine, I am bloody well not going to be hounded out of my safe haven...perhaps he would be better off concentrating on the life he chose and leave me to concentrate on the life that I have built for the kids and I.

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magoria · 27/06/2015 21:00

It shows his mind set that he would consider that posters were laughing at your DSs distress not him.

Says more about him than he thinks.

WellWhoKnew · 27/06/2015 21:08

Magoria I'll happily give you a summary.

Only I can't Sad. MNHQ were so swift that I too missed the first post, and MrsC was already making me chortle within twenty minutes...

But from what I've gleaned...

MrC decided to be cocksure.

MNHQ decided to exercise their powers of common sense.

MN decided to be witty.

MrC got deflated.

None of us have offered to buy him Viagra.

And, yes, the police know about this thread. They love our wit and wisdom.

Go figure.

HTH.

DisgraceToTheYChromosome · 27/06/2015 22:07

WineCakeFlowers for MrsC.

As for MrC, well...there's no smiley for the expression I'm wearing. I've met blustering little fucks like you, and I've seen their faces when they realise that wishful thinking and a Y chromosome aren't going to cut it. Real men don't do this shit.

WellWhoKnew · 27/06/2015 22:09

Quite.

shadowfax07 · 27/06/2015 22:20

Evening, WWK, so glad to see you here FlowersWine

Evening, officers. Hope you have an uneventful shift.

TheFormidableMrsC · 27/06/2015 22:51

VERY late to the party tonight...just got DS into bed, I fucking HATE post contact evenings, it's always a bloody nightmare. Mr WT, of course, has no clue about any of this. I am sure it must be lovely to hand your child back twice a week and forget about him until the next visit and not have to deal with the nightmares you have inflicted on him. Anyway, having been accused over and over of "grilling" DS when he returns from contact (I never have actually, he is wholly mistaken, even my inlaws will vouch for that), it is of no surprise when he suddenly decides to impart his four year old version of what he's done with Daddy. Today, it seems, was spent taking one of OW's horses to the vet in a horsebox using the "big car". Given Mr WT posted on here last night that he could never make up for what he has done to his son, it is ironic that he spends his very limited contact doing "chores" with OW. I do wonder how she would ever have managed without my hero husband. 11 hours of contact a week...at his request...that is what he asked for...and he's busy with horses and vets. Lovely.

Anyway, on a happier note, I have had a really lovely and relaxing day with my man. He lives blissfully isolated and I love being there. DD spent the night with my Dad and step-mum last night, having had a visit to the Harry Potter Studios on Friday night (I thought she was a bit old for all that shizzle but she loved it). Next weekend she is attending her first festival, Wireless, it's one extreme to the other! I am a bit nervous about that but she will be in a huge group and my cousin lives very nearby if there is an emergency...I guess as she approaches adulthood, I have to cut the strings a little!

So tomorrow I have to answer bail for my "harassment" at 12. I feel nonplussed about it really. What will be will be. I think the fact that my husband has to run to the police every time I challenge him or point out his failings in life is utterly pathetic for an adult male. Indeed, they both decided to make such a song and dance about it that when they wrote to the court claiming contempt in terms of these very threads, OW stated that I was "serving" a "five week bail term". Good God! I also know that their claims that the police are treating my MN threads as evidence in part of a "wider investigation into my harassment" are absolute nonsense and I have that from the horses interviewing officer's mouth. Really, it is "form" to use the word "alleged"...however, I have been tried and convicted by husband and OW already and very publicly so. I have made it clear to the police that I am happy to be charged and go to trial. I really am. Still, we will know tomorrow.

Would also like to extend a huge thank you to the lurkers who have come out and posted after yesterday's shenanigans! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate it! You are all wonderful...old friends and new...and I will always be grateful! Flowers.

In other news, I've bought a bike Grin

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