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dgb's picture

Four weeks after my SO and his son20, daughter16, moved out into their own apartment, I am suddenly introduced to someone by SO as his fiancee? What? Then he tells them that "he was perfectly happy raising his son and daughter instead of dating, until he met me." "Before, he truly didn't know what it was like to really love somebody, that I was the love of his life." SO's son was standing right there when he did it too. I was surprised because he hasn't done that since before they moved out. I still have not spoken to his mini-wife/daughter. SO thinks that we will eventually start talking again. Not if I can help it! I STILL have not been to see the apartment eventhough he keeps inviting me.

After their move, SO's first two weeks was spent catering to his daughter's every desire. He was there at her beconed call to pick her up from so and so's house, take her here and there, make sure he was home with her every night except for one when he was at my house. In the past, SO's son did all the picking up and carting around of sis. Now, four weeks later, I'm hearing SO telling son to call your sister and find out who's house she's at now. See if you need to pick her up. Are you going to be home when she gets there? The tables are starting to turn.

Sis has been 16 since November, but can't drive worth a s---! She called SO Sunday when he was with me and started her,"Hey Daddy!" "I love you!" "I love you too, baby." " Do you think you can take me to get my driver's license tomorrow?" "Please!" SO,"I can't take off tomorrow for something like that." Daughter,"But you took half a day off Friday!" Dad," That was to meet some customers and go to the doctor to get my shot." Then daughter started to get ugly! "Well WHEN AM I GOING TO GET IT?" (Wait for it....here comes the guilt trip) "You can take off for everything else but to take me to get my license!" "It's not fair that you care more about work than you do me!" Oh, Lord!!!! This was met with a,"We'll talk about it later." "Ok, love you too!" Puke!

So let's see now, daughter has new bedroom, living room, dining room, and patio furniture, but that's not enough. She's going in for the kill and get everything out of her dad that she can. SO is broke right now from all of the spending he has had to do for the "new" apartment. Daughter is ALWAYS at a friend's house on the weekend, or a friend stays with her at the apartment while dad and I spend some time together. I feel like SO and I have taken a step backwards. I'm conscious not to call him, he has to call me. I don't initiate any plans or conversations, he has to. The two of us are totally stressed out, but it's for the best.

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daisy0202's picture

OMG subtract the going to friends house your SD sounds like mine. I just wish mine would go to friends. Mine is with "daddy" all the time....Drives me F^&%ing NUTS!!!!

napamom's picture

Ditto on mine! I wish my SD had friends but instead it's a constant "Daddy, what are we going to do now?" When I was 13 all I wanted to do was be with my friends not my dad! Drives me crazy.

YoungandConfused's picture

dgb..i have not really followed your blogs. Are you guys broken up? I am kind of confused.

dgb's picture

SO and his son20 and daughter16 moved into my house with me and my boys 17 and 19. Long story short, his kids didn't pick up anything, trashed my house, and teamed up against my boys at every opportunity. My 17 year old son came to me a few months ago bawling and telling he was moving to his dad's because he couldn't take all of the tension anymore and hated SO's kids. I couldn't blame him, I hated them too. So's daughter was totally manipulative of her dad and moved herself into my 17 year old's room not even an hour after he moved out! I was crying my eyes out for a week and little b---- was laughing and dancing around the house with her brother. SO told me that if my son didn't come back in a few weeks that he and his kids would move into an apartment. Well, the time finally came when I couldn't take anymore of his kid's crap. They were moving out. Yea! It was supposed to be a gradual move because SO had to save up some money for the move. Well, he and I got into an argument and that very day they started to move. His daughter got in the middle of our argument and she and I had a few words to the point where I thought I was going to kick her a--! Then she left with dad. She and bro then returned an hour later and started packing all of their stuff into garbage bags. SO didn't come back to the house, but had kids move everything. We talked a few days later and are still seeing eachother. His kids have him on a guilt trip because they were feeling neglected by their daddy. It's pathetic!

oneoffour's picture

The only 'tension' and 'stress' should be on his part. You, on the other hand should just make soothing noises like "I know.." "Hmmm..." "Oh well ...." He is finding out hard and fast how difficult and demanding his children are esp his witch of a daughter. Never offer an opinion that can be used against you in the future and pray the alienchild goes to college 2 timezones away.

I think he is appreciating you far more than you think. He just needs to swallow his pride and admit he screwed up and be extremely happy you have not wiped him from your life.

dgb's picture

Believe me, I don't offer any opinions when it comes to darling daughter. This is the same darling daughter that at 14 was sneaking out of their apartment window at 3 am, and walking around going to gas stations, meeting friends, you name it. That's the only reason I allowed them to move in with me. We pulled her out of her town and school system. But, unbelievably, many of the kids at my boys' school already knew about her! I think this is one of the big reasons my kids don't like her. She was an embarrassment to them both.

vistastores's picture

I hope, your house is full with patio furniture & your daughter enjoying her self in it. I come to know about this great discussion by Google discussion search. So, I have decided to jump on it.