Did I Cross The Line? My Wife Is Trippin

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A bracelet and perfume, rather intimate gifts (from an non-related man to a woman). You should've just bought her a gift card. Kudos to you two for keeping it cordial/friendly but yeah, your wife has a point.

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This dude fukked up.
 

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Oh wow! NOT a good idea at all. A card is one thing. Even a giftcard for 20.00 would have been ok AFTER you previewed your idea with your wife. The gift you gave you child's mother are like gifts you would give to someone you are currently In Love with.

I see where you were going with it. She IS your child's mother and you HAVE known her for a long time and quite frankly you DO care about her and her well being but the answer is YES you Did in fact "cross the line". If another special occasion arises I have a very helpful hint for you. When you're buying a gift for child's mother simply think to yourself " if my baby mama had a man would HE be ok with another man giving her _______?" <--- insert gift in blank space. See! It's that easy. That's how you know what's appropriate and what's not cause I can tell you right now if YOUR wife came home talking bout "hey boo look at all this stuff Larry my "co worker" got me for my bday" you'd be thinking some sort of way. :usure:
 

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I've been married for 2 years and my daughter from my previous relationship is 13. Me and her mother have been separated since my daughter was 3, but we've been cordial and have even become friends. I have no kids with my wife yet.

It was my daughters mothers birthday she's single and of course the mother of my child. I'm a married man. It was my daughters mother (aka baby mama) birthday and i wanted to do something really nice for her. So I bought her a bracelet, perfume, and a Saks 5th avenue gift card.

My wife is pissed and angry. I didn't explain the gifts in advance when she asked me what did i get her she flipped out on me and isn't speaking to me. Did i cross the line?




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It depends on how it's being presented, if y'all are cordial I don't see why not, it shows a sense of respect for each other. But it should've been from a collective place, where both the wife/husband or husband/daughter presented the gift, instead of just the husband in my opinion that's where the sneakiness lies. It depends on how the wife takes it, me personally I don't see the problem in that. Obviously you'll still care about ya baby muva and it's a kind gesture, but it should've been communicated with the wife.
 

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Dude, you doin too much.

People kill me with that "he/she is mother/father of my child" bullsh#t. Yea, they are that role, but remember, they're your babymama/baby daddy and not your wife/husband for a reason. This is why some people tend to stay away from people with children because they tend to hold onto to silly ideas of how they should treat their ex. Having a child with someone does NOT excuse disrespectful behavior towards the person you're with.

Keep it trill, you trying to have your BM on the side, playa? Because this kinda goes beyond "hey, have a nice birthday." Gift card, that's platonic enough. But perfume and a bracelet? That's the type of gift you give to a chick you smash or want to smash again.

Oh, and you do know that your wife is going to do some disrespectful sh#t in kind, right? And not a rebuttal will be heard.

Peace
 
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