Post by Alex Lam Meem on Aug 4, 2013 22:04:33 GMT -5
I bet you have no clue my friends how much it hurts to see a little girl whom you carried in your arms until she went to sleep several times each day for months and tried many other little tricks to get her to stop crying, how much it hurts to see her look at you as if you were just another stranger.
I am talking about my precious daughter who is not even two years old now. I saw her recently, special circumstances made her mother allow it. I couldn't tell if she recognized me. That was the second time. First time I couldn't tell if she remembered me when she was 5 months old. The mother and I were called to appear in a child support office then.
I packed my things and moved out when my girl was four months old to avoid being put to jail for murdering her mother for driving me insane. That's how much I hated the bitch. I had flying dishes follow me out.
I can't be sure if it was a little before or a little after the move that she said "if we're not together then I want you completely out of both of our (her and our daughter's) lives, just send a check for child support".
I may have looked cool and emotionless both times my kid didn't remember me but I had to control my urge to weep.
I've said good bye to my daughter many times before when I suspected I won't see her for a long time due to her mother's unwillingness to allow the little girl to be loved by both parents or due to my inability to deal with the mother in a civilized fashion.
I had a lot of hope in the judge and the court order given to me, which established my visitation with the child. Now I won't be at the mercy of the custodial parent to see my kid, I thought. Wrong. If she's not there when I show up again and again, police tells me there's nothing they can do. If she becomes hysterical while I'm walking around with my baby in my arms - what is the right thing to do? They also tell you that both parents must be able to put their bitterness away and be civil in their communication in order to successfully co-parent while separated.
Before you get a court order for visitation, both parents must go to court ordered parenting classes where they try to explain among other things that it is best for the baby to allow them to love and be loved by both parents.
Recently I asked the mother in a letter why she doesn't think it applies in her case. Because I don't care about my daughter, I don't love her and I abandoned her when she was four months old.
There's some standard in this craziness unfortunately. She's not the first bitch to say that the father abandoned their child when living with the bitch became impossible, is she?
I am talking about my precious daughter who is not even two years old now. I saw her recently, special circumstances made her mother allow it. I couldn't tell if she recognized me. That was the second time. First time I couldn't tell if she remembered me when she was 5 months old. The mother and I were called to appear in a child support office then.
I packed my things and moved out when my girl was four months old to avoid being put to jail for murdering her mother for driving me insane. That's how much I hated the bitch. I had flying dishes follow me out.
I can't be sure if it was a little before or a little after the move that she said "if we're not together then I want you completely out of both of our (her and our daughter's) lives, just send a check for child support".
I may have looked cool and emotionless both times my kid didn't remember me but I had to control my urge to weep.
I've said good bye to my daughter many times before when I suspected I won't see her for a long time due to her mother's unwillingness to allow the little girl to be loved by both parents or due to my inability to deal with the mother in a civilized fashion.
I had a lot of hope in the judge and the court order given to me, which established my visitation with the child. Now I won't be at the mercy of the custodial parent to see my kid, I thought. Wrong. If she's not there when I show up again and again, police tells me there's nothing they can do. If she becomes hysterical while I'm walking around with my baby in my arms - what is the right thing to do? They also tell you that both parents must be able to put their bitterness away and be civil in their communication in order to successfully co-parent while separated.
Before you get a court order for visitation, both parents must go to court ordered parenting classes where they try to explain among other things that it is best for the baby to allow them to love and be loved by both parents.
Recently I asked the mother in a letter why she doesn't think it applies in her case. Because I don't care about my daughter, I don't love her and I abandoned her when she was four months old.
There's some standard in this craziness unfortunately. She's not the first bitch to say that the father abandoned their child when living with the bitch became impossible, is she?