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Got back with my first husband after 28yrs

71 replies

Moorsue · 18/11/2018 23:58

We were in the army together in Germany both 20yrs old got pregnant married all in 1yr split up never heard from him again hasn't seen his son since the day we split he found me on face book 28yrs later,we both left our long term partners for each other our son who hasn't seen his dad has his mum and dad back together,you can never make up the time lost,you have to treat it like a new relationship or it won't last you can't live in the passed,two years now we have been living back together,both different people from before I was very surprised at this it's been hard but we both love each other very much

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ichifanny · 19/11/2018 22:53

Nice your son will thrilled his dad who abandoned him is interested again now he’s sleeping with his mother again .

adayatthebeach · 19/11/2018 23:56

Pull my other leg it’s got bells. 🔔

PrincessWire · 20/11/2018 00:47

Oddest thing I've read on here for some time, and that's saying something.

If this is true then Darren is a piece of shit of the highest order, and you're not much better.

LadyPasserine · 20/11/2018 01:25

Life does indeed throw curved balls OP. It’s called the game of rugby.

In fact when you think of it, all balls are curved: footballs, tennis balls, snooker balls, polo balls, billiard balls, gentlemens’ testicles, cricket balls, volley balls. It really is an amazing planet (which incidentally is also curved). Life is just awesome.

sadiesnakes · 20/11/2018 05:23

Cool story bro, Hmm

Moorsue · 20/11/2018 05:42

I've never realised their where so many spiteful people out their ,sad really

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Notacluewhatthisis · 20/11/2018 06:18

It's not about spite. You are there in a bubble thinking your story proves love conquers all. When it's actually quite sad that you could even stand him touching you after her abandoned your son.

It's not a nice story.

Also the fact that you wanted to share it, shows that you are blind to the truth of it and are quite smug behind your rose tinted glasses.

Being smug because you have something good, isnt a great trait. Being smug because you have something shit but can't see it's shit, makes you deluded and it makes people pity you.

category12 · 20/11/2018 06:27

If you're happy to be with a man who abandoned his own child, and your son is happy with finally getting to know said absent parent too, then great. Confused

Diva1985 · 20/11/2018 06:27

Wow... he never bothered with your son for 28 years. He is a waste of space.

LEMtheoriginal · 20/11/2018 06:33

Bullshit!

SomeonesRealName · 20/11/2018 06:35

I would rather choke to death on dog shit than so much as hold his hand.

Brilliant Grin

LadyRochfordsSpikedGusset · 20/11/2018 06:37

This makes me fear for the intelligence levels in the army; you know, the ones with access to guns and shit.

BetterEatCheese · 20/11/2018 06:50

OP it's very unclear what the point of this thread is. What comments did you expect?

tinytemper66 · 20/11/2018 06:58

Is this Eastenders? I haven't watched it since 1986 so I could be wrong!

RollerJed · 20/11/2018 07:37

This makes me fear for the intelligence levels in the army; you know, the ones with access to guns and shit

😂

Inertia · 20/11/2018 07:58

Ah right, I get it now.

I expect it was the T-rexing in Asda which was the last straw. Especially after all that wine up the curtains.

Dahlietta · 20/11/2018 09:21

I agree. I’m hoping it’s a creative writing exercise.

I'm kind of hoping it isn't...! or is this the quality of prose accepted in Take A Break these days?

Babymamamama · 20/11/2018 09:26

Is this Mills and Boon? How do you like this man who did nothing for you all the time you raised his son?

Renarde1975 · 20/11/2018 11:05

This is a truly epic level of bonk-osity.

Have I invented a new word? Grin

TatianaLarina · 20/11/2018 11:08

bonk-osity.

Yes you have. 😎

SpongeBobJudgeyPants · 20/11/2018 13:35

Sue. Are you posting this as a love story that 'turned out all right in the end' or have you got problems with the relationship? I think that's why people are asking, they're not sure which it is. If you can clarify, people will hopefully comment on the answer.

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