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Teresa Royer
47 minutes ago
You don't get to decide to be a mom when it's convenient for you. Your step mom put her whole life on hold to give your child a stable loving home, she could have refused and I bet your baby would have been adopted or gone into foster care because you couldn't be bothered to grow up when it really mattered. She was the child's mother for 4 years, she loved and cared for him like her own. You taking him back isn't fair to her or the child. Every decision has consequences.
My Stepmom Was My Baby’s "Temporary Mom" — Now She Won’t Give Him Back
Hylia
2 hours ago
Divorce, and sole custody, with NO visitation rights. That's her only option. The man she loved and trusted willingly let a known criminal be near the son he ought to have been protecting, and coached said son into secrecy about it. Without knowing what her brother-in-law did to be in prison, I deeply fear that both he and the husband might have been grooming the poor kid. By allowing a criminal to have access to his son, he has endangered the child, and shown his dangerous untrustworthiness. The husband MUST NOT be allowed to be anywhere near that boy.
I Overheard My Husband Asking Our Little Son Not to Tell Me What He Saw, the Truth Hit Me Harder Than Infidelity
Opal
3 hours ago
The story about the kid with the dinosaur that disappeared into thin air jogged a memory: I was ~16 years old and was sunbathing on a lounge chair in our backyard. I had been wearing a gold watch that I borrowed from my mother. Because I didn't want a white line on my wrist, I took it off and set it on the grass underneath the chair. I spent about an hour or so reading a book and soaking up the sun's rays. When I collected everything to go inside, the watch was nowhere to be found. I was upset that it disappeared because it was my mom's & I liked to wear it occasionally. I never did find where it went. I wish I would have had access to a metal detector back then!
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