My ex husband, his GF and his mother all think I am being a complete B**** So I ask for your opinions.
My sons dad has been dating the same girl since the month we separated a year and a half ago. They began living together 3-5 months after they started dating. They live at his parents house together. My sons father has him every Thursday night and every other weekend. So he is around his dads girl friend the entire time he is with his dad. His dad will not take him unless he has first ran it by his gf to make sure she is ok with it.
Over the last three months his gf has been voicing her opinions to me more frequently about Jason. His dad has told me that if I needed him I needed to talk to his gf. When looking for a day care near where I am currently working he would not discuss options with me but insisted on having an input. He would tell me to give all the information to his gf.
I have told my ex that I do not wish to communicate with his gf when it has to do with our son. She is his gf and that is all. I will talk with him and no one else. They both think I am being childish and playing games. His girl friend has recently told me that and I quote, "I will be a mother to Jase in each and every way you fall short. Which will be many. And I will be damned if Jason is going to be raised by you". Yet, I am expected to get along with her and I am expected to talk to her about my son. I expressed that her opinion meant nothing to me. That unless my ex married her she will be nothing more than a friend to Jason regardless what role his dad allows her to play.
My current daycare provider may have crossed a line here but she also told my ex's gf that she was nothing to jason. She told my ex and his gf that she would talk to Jason dad but not his gf.
I may just be ranting here but I am pissed that she thinks its ok to talk to any mother like that about her children. Am I in the wrong for not wanting to hear or value her opinion on the parenting of my child? His gf is 19 years old and frankly immature. We were friends before my ex started dating her, but at this point I am having a hard time trying to stay civil with her.
Re: Ex's GF and playing the MOM role
Were you two married? Have either of you talked with a lawyer regarding the care for your son (i.e. is the visitation schedule you're currently on through a court order?)
The daycare employee did cross a line speaking to her that way at daycare, unless it had been outside of the facility and off the clock. But, at the same time, it sounds like this little girl has a thick skull and too tiny of a brain to fully comprehend her actions.
First things first. Lawyer. Talk to him. You might be able to use your lawyer to block the gf from a lot. Im sure you can get it in your co that information can only be exchanged between you and xh or be given to you and xh.
I also, some states have laws against the gf/sm trying to impersonate the mother. Talk to your lawyer about this.
Finally, you do not have to talk to the girl friend. Talk to his parents if he wont talk to you. Do you have a custody order? If hes not taking the child on his schedualed time because of her hes in violation of the co and you need to deal with that.
Actually i want to add this. Ignore this chick, your mom. If you are doing your best, your fine. Dont let this little girl intimidate you.
Your mom shes nothing. Shes daddys girl friend. Shes not even step mom. Shell learn.
My job is to play with him, and to be the comforter when hes with bf. And thats cause my bf is not good at that.
Anyways. I dont talk to bd and wont talk to bd about ds care. Thats whar my sons sm is for. But my bd is useless.
Throwing leaves
I missed the part saying his GF is 19... Oy. That is a really huge year for a woman's development mentally. Major changes in POV, personality, etc, and can make one act a little crazy.
FX that if he stays with this woman, she'll outgrow the evil bitchiness to at least some small degree. I still stand by the statement that you share a child with your XH, and thus he should be the one communicating with you about this child. End of story.