My ex-wife just married my brother

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Tdc2182

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NoryCaw said:
Any input would be helpful, I just don't even know how to process this.
Under the circumstances it would be quite reasonable for you to disown your entire family. You should also consider becoming an Atheist.

Seeing your first child seems to be impossible. Trying to do so will put you in a toxic situation that will damage your heath with anxiety and possibly lead to violent conflict. Even if you do nothing to initiate this there won't be any unbiased witnesses and you will get misrepresented.

It seems as if you now have a second child, I hope by someone who you have a good relationship. She must have parents that you can have a healthy relationship with. With any luck they live some distance away, perhaps out of state. If that is the case move closer and spend more time with them as a result. Don't see your first child at all. Yeah, I know... that is really tough advice, but a clean break will be better for you both.

Don't forget about your first child though. Pay ample child support and send gifts on their birthday (NOTE: they may not get them...). There is an outside chance that your first child will rebel against its mother when it becomes a teenager and want to know about its father and come to see you. Even if the mother prohibits this, there will be no stopping it when it becomes a financially independent adult. It may secretly visit you when it is thought to be at University. I know that this is a long time for you to have to wait, but if you can understand that they may feel like blaming you for your absence (having been told a bunch of lies their entire life) and don't get indignant with them for their behaviour and just spend time together as a family with their half-sibling and not spend the entire visit stuck in the house, you may be pleasantly surprised at the positive change in their opinion of you. With any luck you will have your second child saying that you are a nice person.

However, avoid any "my first wife was evil" stuff around your new family as much as you can. As your second child won't know for sure if your version of events is the truth and your first child may well suspect that you have "brainwashed" your second child to say bad things about their 'evil' mother. Just neutralise the toxicity. Seek therapy if necessary.

Honestly, if I knew of a way to get you all back together without this woman I would suggest it.
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Avykins said:
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That site is downright epic...

Anyways, I think your situation calls for one of these:
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My solution to problems like these have always been the same. Run. Run for your dear life. Run to a place far far away from this epic drama stewpot. Call me a weakling. Call me anything you want. But this is not a problem for you to deal with head-on.

In 5 years, you will gain the perspective you need to handle this problem.

Maybe fit some time in with your baby girl every month. Brokenly smile when you have to look at your ex. But eat everything and just run. No point in thinking about things that hurt, right? Just move on with your life.
 

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no you must go on your first quest as a ninja and redeem your family's honor by freeing them from the evil grasp of your ex. this will make one great movie. i call director
 

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Theirs only one answer and I don't want to go to jail for saying it. DO IT!
 

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My first reaction is you got pwned. But my second and more sensible reaction is...

Let your brother put up with her. There's a reason you divorced her, take it as a blessing.

I don't know how to help you in this situation, so please don't take this as an offense.
 

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You must murder her, without leaving evidence.
She seems like Baal, except baal is my dad's exgirlfriend who's had 5 (probably 8 now) ex husbands with kids from each to get alimony.

That is truly a strange predicament. I think talking it through while skydiving should help.
 

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That....just sucks dick dude.Someone, or a few people have probably said this already, but go find a counselor and talk to them about it. At this point I would no longer consider them your family, except your daughter of course, and to go find a friend's house and stay with them until you can get back on your feet.
 

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That is some cold shit right there. Having had some troubles myself a while back, all I can say is cut yourself off from everyone involved ASAP. Time heals best and just try not to let it get you down, even though it does. If you have some close friends, meet up with them more often to keep from getting lonely. Keep you mind off it as much as possible until you feel strong enough to take the problem head on.

When I had some issues all I did was exist and I am talking, on the basic level. I slept, ate, and breathed. With maybe one or two other things put in there.for about a week. It gave me plenty to get my head on straight and tackle the problem.
 

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  • So you married here after 3 weeks of dating? Not a smart move.
    So she's the anti-christ of women? Why wouldn't you know that after knowing her after 4 years?
    So your brother is married to her? If she's as bad as you say he will realize this soon enough.
    So you think we're here to help your relational troubles? We are giving the wrong impression then.
    So you need to know what to do? Figure it out yourself.
 

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captain awesome 12 said:
This sounds like something out of Greek Tragedy. Actually barring a few details this could be "Medea" [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medea], just with the roles reversed. I suggest you take the steps she did.

In all seriousness, my heart goes out to you. No person should ever go through what you've been through.
Yeah, Greek Tragedy sounds about right.

My advice would be to just walk away from the entire situation. In my life, there is a line, and if people cross it, I see no problem with disowning your entire family, as much as it sucks to do so, I wouldn't allow someone to betray me in such a way and not have them be dead to me.

When your daughter is old enough to make her own choices, she'll probably understand what a completely fucked up thing was done to you and you'll be able to see her then.

But yeah, this is something so awful that you have to feel a bit removed from it. I mean, all you can really do is tell people about your life as a cautionary tale, I suppose.

Also, I'm guessing they'd take you on Jerry Springer. Just a hunch...
 

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Ok, for a start, don't worry about your brother, 99% chance they will divorce too. Then you can decide how you feel towards him (I told you so/I know what you're going through). As for your parents, ask them WHY she got to stay there in the first place!

I would try for an appeal about your daughter, especially if your ex went through some shit to end up living with your family, thats basis for an appeal right there.

And finally, either go on holiday with your new family or friends for a while. Spend some cash on yourself. You just need to get away for a little while then start sorting things when you get back.
 

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Uncompetative said:
NoryCaw said:
Any input would be helpful, I just don't even know how to process this.
Under the circumstances it would be quite reasonable for you to disown your entire family. You should also consider becoming an Atheist.

Seeing your first child seems to be impossible. Trying to do so will put you in a toxic situation that will damage your heath with anxiety and possibly lead to violent conflict. Even if you do nothing to initiate this there won't be any unbiased witnesses and you will get misrepresented.

It seems as if you now have a second child, I hope by someone who you have a good relationship. She must have parents that you can have a healthy relationship with. With any luck they live some distance away, perhaps out of state. If that is the case move closer and spend more time with them as a result. Don't see your first child at all. Yeah, I know... that is really tough advice, but a clean break will be better for you both.

Don't forget about your first child though. Pay ample child support and send gifts on their birthday (NOTE: they may not get them...). There is an outside chance that your first child will rebel against its mother when it becomes a teenager and want to know about its father and come to see you. Even if the mother prohibits this, there will be no stopping it when it becomes a financially independent adult. It may secretly visit you when it is thought to be at University. I know that this is a long time for you to have to wait, but if you can understand that they may feel like blaming you for your absence (having been told a bunch of lies their entire life) and don't get indignant with them for their behaviour and just spend time together as a family with their half-sibling and not spend the entire visit stuck in the house, you may be pleasantly surprised at the positive change in their opinion of you. With any luck you will have your second child saying that you are a nice person.

However, avoid any "my first wife was evil" stuff around your new family as much as you can. As your second child won't know for sure if your version of events is the truth and your first child may well suspect that you have "brainwashed" your second child to say bad things about their 'evil' mother. Just neutralise the toxicity. Seek therapy if necessary.

Honestly, if I knew of a way to get you all back together without this woman I would suggest it.
I agree with this guy, except for the part about 'becoming an athiest', which won't solve your problem at all(nor I doubt it would help you or make you happier)..unless you ACTUALLY think that God hates you, which is pretty stupid >.>

Like another guy said, everything happens for a reason.
 

IronDuke

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What a gargantuan *****. Seriously, I would be punching things.

My input? God I don't know... I had a girlfriend who sounded like a mild version of this a few years ago. She was manipulative and withholding and so on, and when I finally broke up with her for being so evil and crap to me (after 7 or so months), she went ahead and seduced my best friend - who, I'll be honest wouldn't have taken much seducing - and started dating him, ruining our friendship, because I sure as hell didn't want to see her all over my friend, or him being used by her. In any case, we stopped being friends and a little while later they broke up.

Of course, that's a much smaller scale, but the same sort of feelings were there. All you can do is just go be somewhere else, with other people, and know that eventually it will work itself out. If you figured out how cruel this woman is, no doubt your family will eventually and start missing you. Nothing for it but to wait and get on with a new life really, because trying to do anything about a situation like this will only make you frustrated and bitter, and/or homicidal :p .
 

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this is injustice that demands some sort of moral higher power that actually steps in, unfortunately no such entity exsists.
if it did it should be called "The anti-dick move thesis."