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Ex-husband wants overnight visits with my daughter.

She's 7? She needs a new stereo with a curved LG. Screen TV. When it somehow gets delivered to an unknown address in Florida tell her she's welcome to come visit anytime....

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NFL Superbowl LIII Poll ...

For those here, who is leading at the end of the 1st quarter?
2nd quarter?
3rd quarter?
And is the team that is leading at the end of the 3rd quarter the eventual game winner?

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NFL Superbowl LIII Poll ...

Rumor has it that the Patriots are going to let the Rams score first to give them a false sense of security. Will it work?

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Ex-husband wants overnight visits with my daughter.

If you don't have a lawyer already in mind start searching today. Usually initial consultations are free of any fees. Ask lots of questions including who they would recommend other than themselves. Lawyers often get together to chew the fat. If somebody's name comes up more than once you just found the perfect lawyer for you.
If your ex decides it is worth it to him to go through the courts, only then will you need to start using legal representation.

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Riddle me this: How do you stop caring what others think of you?

Araz wrote:

verge wrote:
Exercise more, it's good for your brain. Just a real mental health booster. Just my unfailing go to for bad thoughts and moods.

Iโ€™m trying to do this! Hubby and I joined a gym and are trying to get back in shape. ๐Ÿคž๐Ÿผ

hmmmm, just a subtle reminder... round is a shape.

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Riddle me this: How do you stop caring what others think of you?

verge wrote:
Exercise more, it's good for your brain. Just a real mental health booster. Just my unfailing go to for bad thoughts and moods.

Very true. Even better to take a friend with you, even if it is just for a vigorous walk or jog.

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Every now and then I just do what I want and keep my mouth closed until someone asks if I did that.

I never said I wasn't.

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Ex-husband wants overnight visits with my daughter.

Lawyer.
I would want to know his reasons for these visits. 80% of the time it has nothing to do with the best interest of the child but to at some point, get back at the other parent i.e. you. If he knows you are willing to drag this into the courts he may just shut up and blend back into the background. The other thing I would want to know is how your daughter feels and is she capable of getting to know her father who all of a sudden wants back in her life. Under age 15 I'd say no way. When she turns 18 she can make that decision herself.

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Every now and then I just do what I want and keep my mouth closed until someone asks if I did that.

And more importantly... did you clean up the mess you made after!?

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Every now and then I just do what I want and keep my mouth closed until someone asks if I did that.

DocteurRalph wrote:
Did you do that?

Yes! So... did you??

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