Controlling MomJust Can't Let Go & Ends Up In Tears When Forces To!

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  @beckyclark2712 · 1 day ago

  I can't figure out how she thinks that playing the weak manipulative  little victim can possibly show she's strong enough to be a sensible parent able to handle day to day existence...

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• PA

  @patriciagrande311 · 1 day ago

  The MIL must be a horrible person she cooks and cleans for her selfish DIL.

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• PA

  @pattilemonhouse7911 · 1 day ago

  So, grandma would visit, cook and clean, but wasn't the  nuturing type because she wasn't playful. Did I hear that correctly?

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• DM

  @DMS1010 · 1 day ago

  But Judge she is in a church and has a community 😂😂😂😂😂

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• CH

  @christinablair1978 · 1 day ago

  She is a controlling jerk.

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• NO

  @NotTheExpert2 · 1 day ago

  I learned the hard way and regret it now.  If you truly love your children, don’t try to hurt the ones they love or,  convince them not to love the other parent. It hurts your children too.

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• GM

  @GML_123. · 1 day ago

  A mother that cooks and cleans for you IS nurturing..

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• PA

  @Pamela-v7m · 1 day ago

  Dad shouldn't have to give mom play by play details of his entire parenting time. That's just ridiculous. Why isn't mom asked to do the same? Another biased judge! Father's don't have much of a chance in court. Seems like they believe everything the mother says but father is treated like a stranger to the kids. This woman wants to control every second dad has with HIS kids and the judge is letting her. It's so unfair

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• SU

  @suzymcpaul3131 · 1 day ago

  Nobody believes little miss innocent I&apos;m the victim act.<br>Don&apos;t trust grandma who has gone out of her way to help you out/be your slave, but you trust strangers that you have no clue about.<br>Why did grandma feel the need to borrow those documents? Were they being withheld in order to contol dad?<br><br>I would like to know the story about the father and his &apos;misdeeds&apos;.<br>I do like this judge. She did control the mum, but then over sympathised with her and forcefully lectured the dad.

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• DE

  @dellahicks7231 · 1 day ago

  You just know she&apos;ll be grilling the older child like a CIA operative! &nbsp;One bulb swinging overhead, &quot;Were you in the bathroom with grandma when she went #2?&quot;<br>Mother&apos;s questions for the judge, did not hide her thinly veiled (very thin) agenda!

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• ME

  @melmc9672 · 1 day ago

  It&apos;s so funny,my former DIL (I love her and we never had issues)at one time asked my Son if I had always been so playful and involved with little kids🤣🤣she comes from a very quiet, unemotional family and I was always hugging and playing in floor with the kids.She had never seen that,People are different,this woman needs to grow up

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  @SeraThorne-writer · 1 day ago

  He has been present in these children’s lives. He has cared for both of them repeatedly, yet he receives only four hours each weekend, or is it every other weekend? This strikes me as entirely unreasonable. I am not a mother, but I recall my mother being fiercely protective when she left my father; I will not detail the reasons here, yet these children do not appear in the same position I was. Here is a father who wishes to remain involved. Do you realize how uncommon that is?

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