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Ellie T
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10 Apr 12 #322902 by Ellie T

Reply from Ellie T

People on here have given some really good advice, all I want to add is that if your kids have another female influence (hopefully a positive one) in their lives,it can only be a good thing surely?

Your kids will love you more for supporting their experiences and adventures with their dad and his new partner.

Good luck x

sun flower
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10 Apr 12 #322943 by sun flower

Reply from sun flower

You have been given such sensible grown up advice all of which I applaud and am amazed at. Don''t get me wrong - I think all the posters are correct - but I feel your pain - how does something that has to be done involve such an act that is such hard work. It is another of the injustices of this that we are the ones left hurt and the ones expected to make it right for everyone else. It''s a big ask. I just wanted you to know I am sending my support.

hawaythelads
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11 Apr 12 #322968 by hawaythelads

Reply from hawaythelads

In all honesty this woman ain''t done anything wrong at all.She wasn''t responsible fo your marriage break up.
Just be positive about her.
It''s your ex that''s the twxt.

All the best
Pete x

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