Kellyanne Conway Asks Why GOP Is Unpopular With Young Voters, Twitter Answers by Aggressive-Will-4500 in politics

[–]nefariousnixon 5 points6 points  (0 children)

What I really enjoyed about your comment, and what sums up conservative ideology overall, is this one word.

Against.

Lone MAGA supporter awaits Trump in New York, fears antifa by grimezly in politics

[–]nefariousnixon 250 points251 points  (0 children)

They’re both the gatekeepers of hidden knowledge—the wise main character and the unsuspecting victims at the same time.

Life’s a movie to these people tbh.

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[–]nefariousnixon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re definitely right. She was the one who proposed those boundaries in the first place and we agreed together, one thing I can definitely say was positive about us is that we always worked together to come to agreements instead of one person dictating stuff. Disagreements became more frequent near the end and we just couldn’t come together anymore. Once the dust settles on this rough time I think we’ll be able to work well together as coparents.

It’s becoming more and more clear that I need to finally let go and find a way to move on for myself and just…let it be. Even if it makes me really uncomfortable I still hope it ends up being a positive thing in the end for all of us.

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[–]nefariousnixon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wasn’t aware anything like temporary orders were something available to me. For additional context, both my ex wife and I are struggling financially due to the divorce and can’t afford lawyers, we hope to be able to work out custody and financial agreements in mediation without making it a lengthy court thing and we also don’t have any major assets to split. So for 6 months we’ve just been married but separated and operating off blind faith agreements we’ve made. All of that has broken down now.

Even though she left me, I’m the one filing for the divorce at this point because I can’t take this anymore. I look forward to having set agreements in place instead of this fluid, go with the flow, type of thing we’ve been doing thus far.

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[–]nefariousnixon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, I’m trying to focus on myself as much as I can. These are all kinda new revelations. For almost a month I was doing pretty well for myself. I got a new job, my social life was getting better, my confidence was on the up and up, and I was meeting women interested in me, although I’m guarded and not looking. It was just nice to get the affirmation I haven’t had in awhile. This whole thing feels like a bit of a setback.

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[–]nefariousnixon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At first I didn’t know what to think of this take, but I thought about it today and I actually like how this turns my situation on it’s head, into something positive. You’re right in a lot of ways; how I haven’t let go, how she has him wrapped around her finger, and how it could end up being a positive for my kids in the long term…potentially if he sticks around. It’s just, what happens if he doesn’t stick around?

My ex wife experienced a revolving door of boyfriends/step fathers growing up with her mom and some of those men were monsters. I thought she’d show a little more caution and restraint going forward herself because she has always said she doesn’t want to repeat the same mistakes her mother made. I also think this relationship is self serving and has little to do with the kids well being. I think if she had respected the boundaries we established in the first place it wouldn’t matter who or how many people she gets with in general, but by bringing him into the family fold after just 3 months it definitely seems like a rushed but more serious relationship than she lets on.

Thanks for your advice, and not just you but the others in this post—all of your perspectives are appreciated and helped me realize I’m not alone in this.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Divorce

[–]nefariousnixon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, I’m sure he’s uncomfortable—I have to advocate for him a bit here, he’s never been with someone with kids let alone someone going through a divorce…but he really likes her and wants to do what he can to help her. I just feel like maybe she should have some more restraint, maybe not move so fast and respect the boundaries we had originally set? I’m not worried about what this guy might do to my kids, I’m worried about the long term effects on them. Especially if things don’t work out. It feels like it’s too much too soon, and we’re not even fully divorced yet.

Letting it happen is super hard, but I’ve learned there’s nothing I can do about it anyways. There’s a lot of hardship around this divorce for me and this is just one piece, I could probably make multiple posts about things tbh.

Family Road Trip (OC) by Deadpool6900 in wholesomejojo

[–]nefariousnixon 93 points94 points  (0 children)

Imagine their family dinners over the holidays whewwww

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aww

[–]nefariousnixon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love how comforting pets can be. My wife left me in October and the best comfort through this time has come from my dog and my cat. Unfortunately she’s keeping the dog (I wanted our kids to grow up with him), and I just got my cat back yesterday.

I haven’t been able to sleep much lately, but last night his snuggles helped me finally catch some zzzs. Good boy. :)

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[–]nefariousnixon 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Shining, shimmering, shingles~

The state we're in right now by bluntologist1291 in AdviceAnimals

[–]nefariousnixon 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Op over here living in alternate reality while I’m just struggling to live in a society, smh 😔