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Keeba88

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Divorced Mom...new Guy?
Posted: 09-15-07 18:03pm

I'm really confused on how to feel about this whole thing so i decided to confront some of you on here to see how you guys would react. Here's the deal:

My Dad moved out last June 1st (right after i graduated). Their divorce wasn't final up untill about, probably a month ago. She was hanging out with this older guy thats 53 (she's 43 as of the 13th). She said they were just friends and i didn't believe her cause they hung out quite a bit and always talked about him. She met him on the internet. Now as of TWO WEEKS AGO she's been talking to this new guy. She decided not to spend her birthday with her kids but to spend it with this new guy. K whatever, is what i told her. They have hung out quite a few times now...at his house, caribou coffee, bowling tonight. But last night she decided that instead of going to the football game like they had planned, they decided it was to cold out to go. So she just decided to have him come over and they were going to watch a movie. Whatever! So he comes over, walkes in the door and i hear "hey hunnie *smooch*" and i'm thinkin ok GREAT FIRST IMPRESSION! (AHHH just talking about this makes me want to just hit someone). She talks about how special thie guy makes her feel, they talk 3 times a day on the phone, she has some love song for a ring tone when he calls her, they say they love each other, i don't know how to react to this. I don't want a SECOND DAD! But anyways when he was over here thats all i kept hearing was *smooch* *smooch* *smooch*!! It made we want to vomit. And another thing i heardwas something that sounded to be like her patting her on her butt". This just isn't something i want to hear or see! I mean come on! Have so frickin' respect for us kids. (He doesn't have any kids so maybe he doesn't know). He has been married twice already. But my mom seems to think that they are going to be together for a long time, i mean COME ON MY GOD its been like a month since you frickin' met him! But they watched the movie and as soon as my bf got off work he called me cause i told him about it, he told me i could come over the second he got off work! So i left and didn't say bye or anything, just left. So my mom came home from work today and was like what do you think of him? And i told her the truth! I told her that i didn't like him and that i thought that he was fake! Because thats what i thought and i wanted her to know and the only thing she said was 'that makes me sad'!

I just want to know if this if normal? How would you guys/girl respond to this kind of situation? Am i over reacting? Or even if i posted this on the wrong forum.

Just anything would be sooo helpful. I'm pretty much getting really strressed out for some reason...its like my body is reacting really weird. (And plus i just switched my bc, if that could have anything to do with it).

Oh yea and one more thing before i end my life novel...before she started 'meeting' any guys she asked if i cared if she became 'happy again' and i said no cause i didn't think that once she actualy met someone that i would act like this.

I don't know what to do! Crying
or Very sad
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Keeba88

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Posted: 09-22-07 13:18pm

WOW...i don't think i would ever go as far as pretending i was drunk and hitting someone. I'm not a fighter...and i'm really not a mean person. So just to blow him off when hes at my house is hard for me.
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Tylanas

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Posted: 09-22-07 18:22pm

Don't respond to Phoenix's posts, they'll be gone soon.
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Keeba88

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Posted: 09-23-07 12:06pm

Yea, i wasn't planning on taking advice from someone like him. Anyone else have some reasonable advice?
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victoria Bartlett

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Posted: 10-25-07 12:54pm

I can relate to you because I'm separted from my husband for 10 months now and my boys are having a hard time with me dating. I won't speak of any man in front of them. This has been hard enough on them already, your mom should respect you as a daughter and person. that was your dad that she was married to. She should have talked to you about this first and should introduce it slowly. and as for him he will never earn your respect when he comes into your home and paws all over your mom like nothing.
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kaiteo

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Posted: 10-27-07 17:48pm

My mom met her husband after my dad two weeks before they got married. I'm not exaggerating. They met at a bar playing pool, stayed the night together, and eloped in Virginia.

I was very upset.
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bettyboo302

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Joined: 23 Oct 2007
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Posted: 11-01-07 00:37am

Hey i kinda know how you feel. My parents got a divorce when i was like 7 or 8 and i'm 19 now. I lived with my dad and he got remarried to this total health forum. Well anyways my-step mom pushed me away from my dad and i had a hard time dealing with it and i still do but look you just have to over look it, and i know its hard, trust me. But the guy should be cool as long as he is not pushing you away from your mom, but that is what it sounds like to me. Just try to deal that all you can do in live. Take care of your self and be happy with you. You can't change no one or make anyone do what they don't want to.
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