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Mom refuses to let ex and his 4-year-old stepson into her home to use the bathroom during custody drop off, he accuses her of punishing a child: “Use the McDonald’s up the road”
Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. No one starts a relationship they think will end, no one moves in together with someone they think they'll break up with, and no one gets married assuming it will end in divorce. Boy, are our instincts so wrong because statistics show that 50% of marriages end in divorce. If only there was any way to know beforehand the ultimate and imminent future for a couple, or your own.
Have you ever known someone's relationship so intimately as to predict the things that happened in the end? Sometimes it can be glaringly obvious. Love isn't just a word, a feeling, or an appearance. Love is an energy that everyone can feel. When you share space with a couple in love, or two people, you can feel it. I have a good friend whose relationship feels like two people about to lock themselves in a coffin underground. It can be deeply uncomfortable to witness the slow end to a relationship, and know that the couple themselves can't even see it.
The story below centers around a divorced couple. Read the full story for all the juicy details.