Reply to "Well, I guess that settles that...."

vick13Old Faithful

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Posted 01 October 2007 02:22 PM Hide Post
I don't WANT her to have any regrets. I don't WANT her to be angry at her mom. And I don't want her to be angry at HERSELF...ever.

You know what bothers me most? The fact that someone her mom married 5 months after our divorce...is walking MY LITTLE GIRL down the aisle.

Sweetie, just be glad he was good enough to her for her to want him to walk her down the aisle. It would've been far worse if he'd not be good to her and you couldn't have done anything.

I promise you, as one who has been there, done that, this will backfire on the hussy. The kids grow up quickly after they are married. They don't have to depend on mama for stuff. You'll see a big change soon.

10/1/074:37 PM

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