You're going to catch hell for that.My sons mother wasn't around for the first two years of his life.She moved to Miami with her new dude and we agreed to let my son stay with me.
She moved back here 2 years ago, but she tries to project her guilt onto me when my son doesn't want to do anything with her.
Just the other day, he refused to get in the car with her.He ran behind me and said "I'm staying with my dad".The shyt was heartbreaking to me because I'd never seen him act like that.Normally he'll be a lil soldier and go, but he took a stand that day.He tried to run away from her.When he did get in the car, he kept trying to open the door to get out.
She blamed it on a argument we had a few weeks ago, but it wasn't really a blow up.After that, she said it's because me and my family talk about her in front of him...she's never around and my family don't even give a fukk that she exist.
After that it was, "you spoil him to much".....People tell me I'm a lil to stern on him
What do these ho's want, breh?
At one point, she was saying it's good to spoil your kids because not enough black babies get spoiled.
And then if you spend to much time with the kid and they bond with you more than they bond with her, they get all self conscious and start blaming everybody but themselves.shyt's psychotic IMO
And then if you don't spend any time with your kids, you "ain't shyt" and you're a dog ass nikka?
The expect you to balance that shyt perfectly why absolving them of any responsibility/ guilt.Basically, they want you to go along with their phony bullshyt.Once the kid starts to feel like moms just doing it to save face, and not because she genuinely cares, don't get mad at me.You was gone for 2 years......now you wanna come back and expect instant mommy privileges? it sad because the children have to get caught up in grown up bullshyt and have their feelings/instincts discounted.
Children know genuine love when they see it.Don't get mad when they can see right through your bullshyt
If that situation was flipped and the boy ran away from his dad, you guys would swear up and down that the bitter baby mom's turned the child against you (tell me I'm lying). It's really not unreasonable that she would think the same thing (people have already mentioned it in this thread..."watch out, she is going to turn your son against you). You see for yourself that when the non custodial parent isn't doing what they are suppose to do, the child will eventually form their own opinion (that goes for moms or dads).
I commend you for doing what you are suppose to do though.
Exactly. You did it once and it seemed to work for the time being then.![]()
thought both of them were your "sons"?according to the other thread..u raised him as your own blood since he was a toddler..
But now u only riding hard for your biological..
sup with that?
breh, i love lil man like he was my own. always treated him as such and always will. but it's only so much that i can do for a child that isn't mine that i no longer live with. his daddy is still around and pays child support. i can't do anything besides just try to continue a frendly relationship with him from now on. stop acting like because my ex and i didn't work out that i automatically tossed him in the bushes as well.
it couldn't be further from the truth....
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If that situation was flipped and the boy ran away from his dad, you guys would swear up and down that the bitter baby mom's turned the child against you (tell me I'm lying). It's really not unreasonable that she would think the same thing (people have already mentioned it in this thread..."watch out, she is going to turn your son against you). You see for yourself that when the non custodial parent isn't doing what they are suppose to do, the child will eventually form their own opinion (that goes for moms or dads).
I commend you for doing what you are suppose to do though.
change a few different details from OP and it could be my post
i know what you goin thru TS...relationship break down a long time ago or what? mines did but she's my only baby mama, and there's a feeling you get for them that you don't experience with any other broad...there's a certain kind of respect or something that you develop when you watch them give birth to your seed. honestly i can't stand the bytch in so many ways but it's hard to let go when you have that kind of emotional connection with someone that you've never had before. call me a simp and all that BSbut until you experience it, you don't know what it's like.