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Communication with an ex can be difficult, especially if you're co-parenting. You had your reasons for breaking up, and now you have to put those aside because you have a child together. If you have shared custody, you have to coordinate when they're staying with you versus when they're staying with your partner, who is going to take them to school, what to do on breaks, and who is going to show up to important events in their life.
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Affording rent or a mortgage is hard enough. If you're lucky enough to be in a situation where you're comfortable, you should stay in it. We all know housing doesn't seem to be getting less expensive, or ever will. So the suggestion to purchase a new house is a lot more loaded than it seems at face value. Not to mention the cost of moving itself. Have you hired movers recently? You'd be shocked at how much they're charging these days. It will also disrupt you and your child's life for a while as you get settled into your new abode.
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Ex-wife demands ex-husband and his new girlfriend spend $500k on a new house instead of her moving into his current one, cites 'Girl Code': 'That seems like a significantly unnecessary financial setback'
The term 'Girl Code' is bandied around a lot, and there is no real universal understanding of what it means. It seems as though you can cite it whenever you want to cite it since there are no hard and fast rules we all agree on. Maybe it's understood that part of Girl Code is refraining from dating a good friend's ex, but people break that rule all the time. What if it turns out that you're soulmates? Or maybe it's that the needs of your platonic girlfriends should come before the needs of your romantic partner, but that seems unreasonable at a certain point. Or at least it's just too vague to make sense. But behind all the axioms of Girl Code lies an ethos of women respecting women, and looking out for each other when we can, especially when it comes to relationships with men.
But nowhere in Girl Code does it ask women to go into debt so they can spare the feelings of another woman they may or may not actually know. That's what happened in this story, though, when a woman had a pretty insane request from her ex-husband's new partner. Read on for the story and see what you think.
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