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Other people?. I was shocked because he had never mentioned it before, nor did I see any signs that he thought that way. When we discuss how we will raise our children, it always winds up in an argument. Nothing I can say changes his mind. What should I do? Do you think a marriage would survive this kind of disagreement? Would therapy help? Therapy can be helpful and provide valuable insight to individuals who are willing to admit they need it.

I hope your fiance will consider this. Being forced to wait longer could cause damage that lasts a lifetime. For your sake and theirs, get to the core of what is going on with this man, and decide what to do accordingly. My son was a year old at the time. My ex was doing drugs and had lost his job.

He never paid alimony or child support or acknowledged any birthdays or Christmas, so we struggled for many years to buy the necessities. My son is now about to be married. My ex is not invited to the ceremony, but he sent a nice amount of money. My son and I are torn about what we should do. Your son and his fiancee should deal with this as they wish, including accepting the money. Newlyweds can always use the money.

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