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I am a divorced NCP of three kids. My ex gets a huge CS check each month of 3k.

I am a divorced NCP of three kids. I am only allowed by the court to see them every other weekend. My ex gets a huge CS check each month of 3k. Yet, my daughter each month says things like "Dad its your turn to get me new shoes." That always makes me so angry because she is getting so much money. Lately, I thought about it and said to her, "If I get you new shoes they are going to stay at my apartment for when you come to visit."

How do other NCP's handle this?
I think forced child support is bs. whoever has the kids should support them. as it is bitchy women use their kids as tools against their father.. all the while keeping the kids away from said father while they talk hateful shit about them. it's a load of ****

not to say that all women are like that, but too many of them are.
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@AmazingPoet: well said
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@PTCdresser57: thanks..I am making sure I do all I can to be. I was told more than once and even just today that my kids are a credit to me
Thatmakes me happy 😀
PTCdresser57 · 61-69, M
Aphrodite...then you are...thats all the proof you need is when others see it.
I don't know what an NCP is. Your children are being brainwashed by their mother. She is obviously still angry and bitter and resentful of the divorce. And she will use this to manipulate your children. Consider this: you can now be free to live your life, see your children, be a father, and seek your own happiness. You can live as you please with no stress about living with her and all the problems. You can eventually, when you get over your present state of mind, find lovers and a partner long-term. I wish you to find a place of peace. Teach your children well. Do not speak ill of her in front of them. She should be mature enough to do this too. And move forward. I know my sister-in-law did this. Wasn't easy. But when their son was old enough, he figured out on his own what a schmuck his father was. You may even find they may turn against you. I had a dear friend on EP who experienced this as well as a friend in real life too. All their children returned to them in time. One cannot fool children forever. I wish you some peace.
PTCdresser57 · 61-69, M
It means Non Custodial Parent
@PTCdresser57: Thank you. It doesn't convey the love nor the compassion of the parent.
PTCdresser57 · 61-69, M
I was lucky. My ex and I chose our CS which was $180 a month less than what child services wanted me to pay. But...I payed for 1/2 of everything and if my ex needed money and I had it I gave it to her.
Sunnykel76 · 46-50, F
@PTCdresser57: thanks:)
Sunnykel76 · 46-50, F
@MightyAphrodite: this is true...his loss :)
PTCdresser57 · 61-69, M
Yvw Sunny anytime.☺
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Jeez....she's your child if you didn't separate what would you be doing??
You separated from your wife not your kids
Kids are expensive
And whatever your wife gets is 100% for the kids..
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@AmazingPoet: how many kids do you have
For me that would not be much
@MightyAphrodite: 3 oldest turns 18 this year. $3,000 is a lot of money. Keep in mind I have to pay taxes on the CS she does not. Thats after taxes.
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@AmazingPoet: oh..jeez..things are different in Ireland

At least your oldest should be able to get a pt job abd buy herself some things
Wow. Your turn to get me new shoes?
I am always afraid to ask my father for such stuff. And now i paid my shoes from my pocket money.
My parents are divorced too.
My father pays for me. I hate to ask him for such stuff
MrSmooTh · 31-35, M
I know right. My sister's best friend's parents were divorced. Her father gave her credit cards and whatever else she wanted. Now she has changed her last name back to her mother's. I'm like wow.. what an ungrateful little bitch.
@NoDaveParty: i don't think that it is only about money and so.
Maybe she had a better relationship to the mother
@NoDaveParty: Massive case of alienation by the mother. The daughter will get angry someday and resent her mom. But giving the kids a creditcard and whatever they want is NOT good parenting. Not giving them what they want is GOOD PARENTING. And Yeah I failed at that at times.
LunarOrbit · 56-60, M
I will soon be in your shoes.

It will be difficult but your financial obligation should be foremost. Just sayin
Its a small prison sentence for choosing the wrong person. Major mistake. Women are much smarter at choosing who they are with. Do not date for looks, date for whatever is a contributing partner and isn't a parasite in your relationship. A good partner who will contribute and help your life. In the 50's stay at home mom was the norm, if you see that on match.com run as fast as you can away. Date for brains and contribution to your life.
Lunar one more thing: DivorceCare groups. Don't isolate. Its what I did wrong. We men tend to curl up where as women are smart and get emotional help and reach out. Reach Out. Go to church , volunteer, etc. It will help. Those are the mistakes I made so I am trying to share.

Its like a bandaid - it hurts like hell when it gets ripped off at first, but over time it will get easier and each day it will hurt less and less and the pain will shift to your ex.
MrSmooTh · 31-35, M
And women want to march on Washington saying they're oppressed...
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They need to keep their ass at home!
Their needs to be a movement for men's rights. Their should be 50/50 parenting time for the kids for whats best with the kids not what is best to maximize child support.
MrSmooTh · 31-35, M
@AmazingPoet: Yep I saw an interesting development on one of those judge shows. There was this guy with a bad attitude, and the judge called him out for acting like a woman and doing woman like mannerisms. And it dawned on me that this is the result of custody being granted to mothers.
Loretta78 · 46-50, F
Although actually your story is so dramatically it made me laugh hardly.

I've never got one single cent from my former "husband."

Before I left him he took with a fake signature all my savings from my bank account (20.000 $) and disappeared for a while.

When I educated my son completely alone the last 16 years we had to manage our life anyhow because despite my fulltime job there was never enough money - very often even not for food. You even don't want to know how many times in my life I went hungry to bed and still do.

But what actually should be still more missed than "Daddie's money" should be his love, his time, his presence.

Sadly my son has got never anything of those things as I also never got one of those things from my own father.

Well! How to handle it? It makes to distrust everybody.
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You handled it right. I don't blame you.
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dam that's harsh
katielass · F
That does seem unfair.
Just as an FYI to everyone that I didn't start this as an arguing of the unfairness of the situation. I was more curious or wanting validation on how others handle this type of issue.

Thank you for responding.
xSharp · 31-35, M
the only winner in marriage is the one who makes less money, im sorry but you sir have screwed yourself for life.
I think you could say that a little nicer. But yeah I made a mistake.

 
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