I want him to hook up with one of the girls he's been emailing and flirting with and not come back. The money I don't care about. He hasn't made any effort to see his daughter and actually had the balls to ask if I could tell her he loves her. Dumbass!
Re: Confession: I want my ex to disappear
I too would love for my ex to evaporate and reappear when DS is grown and hopefully sees his dad be a dad for once in his life... ugh sucks
You really have no idea what you are asking for and the years of fall out from it if your wish comes true.
I am so with you.
I just wish he'd stop pretending like he actually cares about me and my son and be the jerk he really is. Pay me the money and leave us alone, that's my motto!
I really don't believe that this is true for everyone. In my case it's best he leaves.
I got that wish. It really is in the best interest of my children that my ex is not in their lives. I am dealing with YEARS of therapy for both of my children. Including my oldest having to stay at an inpatient facility for several weeks because of the abandonment issues, trust issues, general depression and not feeling worthy enough to be loved. DESPITE loving involved extended family, a stable and loving home environment, and a Stepfather who has been loving, involved and is currently seeking to adopt them both.
My children are 14 and 11 yrs old. I left my ex when my children were 5 and 2. He has never been involved but drifted away and his family doesn't even try to make contact even though none of my contact information changed.
There really is a lot of emotional wreckage that goes along with the biofather "disappearing". I'm living it.
Issues happen no matter how smooth a person's life is. It would have done more harm then good for him to stay with us. He has recently admitted to having personal problems that would have put my daughter in danger. These were issues I didn't know about in all the years of our relationship and the even longer years of being friends. He now has to go through treatment for those issues and is not allowed to see our daughter unless it is a supervised visitation and for only 2 hours a week. I am sorry your children are having difficulties. It is my firm belief that this is the lesser of the evils. My daughter may have issues she will need to face and I will stand by her when that time comes.
Another good example is my best friend. Her mother was a drug abuser as well as physically violent. Her father raised her all on his own as the mother disappeared. My friend did have her rough times but she is a stable adult now with a very big heart and a good foundation.