Woman is accused of disrespecting boyfriend after he demands she no longer have long chats with her ex-husband inside his house, despite having a healthy co-parenting relationship, tension rises when she refuses: 'It is always about the kids'

Divorce is hard enough for children without having one of their parents' partners totally disrupt their parents' healthy co-parenting rhythm. I'm sure this mother's priority would be ensuring her children are comfortable and happy, not having to look after another (man)child who can't control their insecurities. This divorced woman has been dating her boyfriend for a few months, and all seemed to be going swell, until he started making comments about how it makes him "uncomfortable" when she goes into her ex-husband's house to discuss matters about their kids!

No matter how many times she tries to explain the friendly and close nature of their co-parenting relationship, which is extremely rare, by the way, he doesn't seem to budge on his small-minded opinion. It is not her job to make her boyfriend trust her, and on top of that, he clearly doesn't have her kids' best interest at heart either. Is this really the type of man who deserves more than three months of dating? Because we're not so sure a fourth month is even deserving.

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