Comments on: Five Myths about No-Fault Divorce

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By: michele7642@hotmail.com

michele7642@hotmail.com — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 08:34:53 +0000

Welcome to the sexual revolution gang. This is the cost of our decisions from the past. We are now finding out that life is not just a constant party and that our children are paying the price of our decisions. Now we see what our parents had to pay to raise us, to work toward family and to sacrifice for all of us when they were growing up. We never saw those bills when we were kids in the 1950′s. Our generation just thought life was a constant party. Now we are older and we see how painful our lives have become due to our inability to see into the future. These cases are about a bunch of nice kids. How do you think they feel about all this confusion? Our generation grew up in innocent middle class America. With Leave it to Beaver values. This is what happens when you open Pandora’s Box. Our children have become victims of this whole scenario. Put yourself in their place. What are we really showing these kids? How irresponsible adults can really be? How do you expect to get responsible children out of irresponsible parents. Our we more teenage then our own kids? Think about it people. Are we just a bunch of party animals that can’t grow up? Do we just look like old teenagers to our kids? Are we just addicted to our 60′s lifestyle. Is that really our addiction? And we can’t get off the stage? Maybe this is what the real problem is. When I want to know the truth about what my kids think I ask my kids. What do you think of me as a parent? How could I improve my parenting. My divorce is not your fault. But no. We are so ultracompetitive that we cannot stop dumping on each other. We are more like two kids fighting over a ball. Only we are older. My take on divorce is that both mother and father come from two different backgrounds. Those backgrounds sometimes clash. Unfortunately children are involved. They can’t just go away. They are a reality. Put yourself in their place. These are real children not people who have long outlived their childhood. How sad divorce really is. But stop blaming yourself and the other parent. Your not two kids fighting over a ball. Your just two people, from two different backgrounds, who would probably get into a fight if you were two friends who lived in the same neighborhood and you did not get along then. It’s time we let the kids have their childhood, huh. Think about what caused your divorce. This is the reality of your situation. Money, family interference, other women, other men, drinking, drugs, no money, abuse what was it that caused your divorce. It wasn’t the kids, I can assure you of that. Maybe it’s kind of hard to stop being a kid ourselves, maybe it’s hard to give up our kid ways. Think about it. How would you like to be drug from pillar to post to satisfy your parents. If you really care about your kids, why don’t you just ask them what they want, and stop blaming yourselves for the whole darn thing. We don’t always get along with everyone we meet, sometimes it’s relatives, or friends or whomever. Sometimes we have to part due to our differences. Differences occur amongst all people. Ask the U.N.. Give the kids a break.

By: swami

swami — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:40:07 +0000

The only way this mistake in justice will be rectified is by changing the law. Both by legislative amendment (revising the law) as well as through the Courts.

I’m currently involved in a contested divorce. My attorney is upset because I am doing more than writing letters to legislatures. A well-connected coalition is considering challenge the law as Unconstitutional on several grounds. My attorney and I will probably part company when the suit is filed. He is upset that I am interfering with the system. I asked if the bar will contest an amended law that reforms NFD. His response –no response.

The only way to approach evil is by defeating it. NFD is evil and a secular move to usurp our civil rights and natural law.

rjf – Rochester, MI

By: johnrink

johnrink — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 07:05:49 +0000

I fail to see how American men can glorify the killing of innocent people in Iraq who only oppose the American invasion, but reject the killing of those that kidnap and abuse thier children.