For the Sake of the Children?

[Gunny]

Okay this makes even less sense 0,o

Great. I get an answer from the "I wish I was educated" dumbf-k. My argument is perfectly logical. You aren't. Math, anyone? You want to try playing semantics with me, boy, you got a tough row to hoe.

[red states rule]

I've been married and divorced two times. The first marriage I never had children. I didn't really want to divorce the second time because we did have kids and I just loved being married and I wanted to try and fix the marriage, but he didn't want to, he had a girlfriend already and he was a divorce attorney so we divorced.

years later his law practice was failing and he had no girlfriends to help him out with a place to stay and I let him live in my basement for a year rent free until he could get himself together mentally.

Anyway our daughters said thank god you and dad divorced it would have been awful for us if you two had stayed married. We are friends now but we are better as friends then a romantic couple.

Wow, you really are something else Chloe. I do not know to many ex's who would do that for their former spouse.

They broke the mold when they made you girl

[Noir]

Great. I get an answer from the "I wish I was educated" dumbf-k. My argument is perfectly logical. You aren't. Math, anyone? You want to try playing semantics with me, boy, you got a tough row to hoe.

Forget the English lessons, something more along the lines of a politeness and etiquette class would be time better spent (: (and while such etiquette is not English as such i guess that too would adhere to a common British stereotype...)

But anyways my point in this thread was a simple one. If say a man with two children from another relationship meets a woman and forms a close relationship with her, and she is prepared to take on the role of a quasi-parent then their should be nothing stopping them moving in together.

[DragonStryk72]

Forget the English lessons, something more along the lines of a politeness and etiquette class would be time better spent (: (and while such etiquette is not English as such i guess that too would adhere to a common British stereotype...)

But anyways my point in this thread was a simple one. If say a man with two children from another relationship meets a woman and forms a close relationship with her, and she is prepared to take on the role of a quasi-parent then their should be nothing stopping them moving in together.

Wait, is there something stopping them from doing it over in England? Cause the only that would stop two people from doing that over here is lack of space in the house, and/or no moving van/vehicle.

[Noir]

Wait, is there something stopping them from doing it over in England? Cause the only that would stop two people from doing that over here is lack of space in the house, and/or no moving van/vehicle.

Nopes. Nothing stopping anyone moving in with anyone, my post was just in response to the OP "I'm currently engaged in a real-life (yes, I found out it does exist) debate/discussion/argument about whether the health and/or well-being of minor children is affected by an adult of the opposite gender moving in with one of their biological parents...what are you're thoughts..."

[Gunny]

Forget the English lessons, something more along the lines of a politeness and etiquette class would be time better spent (: (and while such etiquette is not English as such i guess that too would adhere to a common British stereotype...)

But anyways my point in this thread was a simple one. If say a man with two children from another relationship meets a woman and forms a close relationship with her, and she is prepared to take on the role of a quasi-parent then their should be nothing stopping them moving in together.

Cool. Here's your etiquette and politeness class: Fuck off.

Questions?

[Gunny]

Wait, is there something stopping them from doing it over in England? Cause the only that would stop two people from doing that over here is lack of space in the house, and/or no moving van/vehicle.

Well, I can rent my 1 ton pickup out if that's your only obstacle. But I get to drive ......

[Noir]

Cool. Here's your etiquette and politeness class: Fuck off.

Questions?

If you don't mind my asking, are you a grown adult?

[Gunny]

If you don't mind my asking, are you a grown adult?

I'm old enough to be your dad and big and bad enough to stomp your ass into jelly.

[Noir]

I'm old enough to be your dad and big and bad enough to stomp your ass into jelly.

Indeedy, i also just realised you're a mod which makes this all even more delightfully silly ^,^ good day.

[Gunny]

Indeedy, i also just realised you're a mod which makes this all even more delightfully silly ^,^ good day.

What does me being a mod have to do with anything? You're a dumbass, and no one has to be a mod to figure that one out.

[Noir]

What does me being a mod have to do with anything? You're a dumbass, and no one has to be a mod to figure that one out.

Well people needlessly flaming others is silly enough in itself, but its all the funnier when its a mod doing it imo

[Gunny]

Well people needlessly flaming others is silly enough in itself, but its all the funnier when its a mod doing it imo

People derailing thread with inane prattling is stupid.

Me being a mod has nothing to do with this thread, douche, but if you push that issue you're just going to lose. Unless you want to show where in this thread I have posted ANYTHING in the official capacity of a moderator. Oh, you can't. I've posted my opinion and when you got lost in the sauce and your little brain shut down, you resorted to nothing but stupid comments that had nothing to do with the topic in this thread.

Just in case your "brilliant" mind has missed the point, the issue is personal and I have made nothing but logical responses until your dumb ass decided to show up and prove the topic is beyond your ability to reason. And when in doubt, let's call me a ... Oh my God ... "moderator".

Shut up, punk. Stick to supporting the Wall Street protesters and wanting to see Michael Moore.

[DragonStryk72]

Nopes. Nothing stopping anyone moving in with anyone, my post was just in response to the OP "I'm currently engaged in a real-life (yes, I found out it does exist) debate/discussion/argument about whether the health and/or well-being of minor children is affected by an adult of the opposite gender moving in with one of their biological parents...what are you're thoughts..."

For the sake of the children, we need to stop worrying so much about the sake of the children. Kids adapt, they're in a natural state of it from the time of birth. Assuming there are any central moors in a kid's life, they will generally work out what the situation is.

Growing up, I had someone staying at the house, and AA buddy of my dad's who needed a place to live while he got his life rebuilt. It never seemed odd to me, and I am not adversely affected in any way from it.

[ConHog]

Well people needlessly flaming others is silly enough in itself, but its all the funnier when its a mod doing it imo

So wait. Am I to understand that moderators aren't allowed to flame douchebags who deserve to be flamed?


Jim , I respectfully withdraw my application . Flaming fucktards is fun, whether you're a mod or not.