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Boyfriends daughter making him choose me or her

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blackvodka123vodka · 28/03/2022 16:17

I have been seeing my boyfriend for 2 1/4 years now, we are both going through divorce. We don’t live together He has met my kids since start but they are bit older 16,18&21 & get on well with him. He has his kids every other week & his a fab dad to his Austin son 14 & daughter 12. Their mother is very twisted & turns everything to suit herself including the kids not wanting to meet me (even though they had been separated 4 years when we met). My partner asked me to his nieces wedding in Cyprus in May which I was looking forward to going to to meet all the family with his kids. I got to meet his son aged 14 briefly few weeks ago in preparation but the daughter who is a spoilt madam aged 12 has now told her dad he must choice between taking me or her . Initially he said she may stay at home then as he wanted me there but now she is refusing to come stay with him til he changes his mind & the mum is not helping matters . He now has said Perphas it’s best I don’t go or no one goes but it is is niece . I don’t know what do do- should I just stay at home & tell him to take the kids giving in to the little madam or if my boyfriend gives in to her , maybe I should move on if she’s never going to allow us to be together happily.

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Turningpurple · 31/03/2022 08:16

Which is exactly why the DP shouldn’t just agree with his dd and tell the OP she isn’t welcome anymore to the wedding

Kind of agree and kind of don't. The situation should have draft with better, before now.

Putting your foot down and trying to get the 12 year old to go on holiday with the op as the first meeting is entirely wrong. And ita the 12 year old family.

Thats my point. If the dp had dealt with these things in the previous years, it likey wouldn't be such an issue now.

I don't think the wedding is where the kine should be drawn though

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