Mom REFUSES to Let Ex FaceTime Their Son After His SHOCKING Behavior!

Picture this: You’re just trying to maintain a healthy co-parenting relationship with your ex, and suddenly, he starts acting all weird during your daily FaceTime calls . He’s supposed to be talking to your 18-month-old son, but instead, he’s making suggestive jokes and refusing to put on a shirt. Now you’re caught in the crossfire of family drama, with everyone accusing you of being unfair. So, what’s a parent to do? Let’s dive into this wild story and find out!

FaceTime Routine

Smooth Sailing… At First ⛵

Sleepy Baby

Naked Surprise

The Argument Ensues

Persistent Ex

Deja Vu

Son Loses Interest

Round Two of Arguments

Rejecting Calls

Apologies and Jokes

Family Pressure

Unfairness Accusations

Naked Ex & FaceTime Drama

Our protagonist finds herself in a tricky situation when her ex starts acting bizarre during their daily FaceTime calls with their 18-month-old son. Instead of focusing on their child, he’s making suggestive jokes and refusing to put on a shirt! ‍♀️ After multiple arguments, our hero decides to put her foot down and reject his calls, opting to send videos of their son instead. But now, both families are accusing her of being unfair, since he’ll have to quarantine when he gets back and won’t see his son in person for almost a month. So, what does the internet think of this situation? Let’s check out the top responses and see if our protagonist is truly in the wrong or if she’s just trying to protect her child from unnecessary drama. ️‍♀️

Setting rules for ex’s FaceTime behavior with toddler. NTA.

Protecting child from inappropriate behavior; NTA judgement.

Setting boundaries against sexual harassment. NTA

Recording FaceTime calls and court-monitored texting app recommended. NTA.

Setting clear boundaries with ex during FaceTime for son.

Did the lawyer address the sexual harassment from the ex?

Ex disregarded reasonable request twice, NTA for blocking FaceTime.

Mom takes action against ex’s inappropriate behavior during FaceTime call.

Savage burn! Shut down intrusive family members diplomatically. NTA.

Setting boundaries is key in co-parenting for inappropriate behavior

Father harassing mother, families siding with him? Not cool

NTA stands up to ex’s bad behavior with a warning

Setting boundaries with ex to avoid inappropriate behavior. NTA.

Ex’s behavior is abusive, get a lawyer and protect yourself!

Be cautious with ex’s behaviour during FaceTime to avoid custody battle

Setting boundaries with ex’s inappropriate behavior during FaceTime calls.

NTA. Commenter is comfortable with nudity but respects boundaries.

Co-parenting drama with a side of flirting accusations

Ex’s shocking behavior makes OP NTA for refusing FaceTime.

Set boundaries with ex during calls for your kid’s sake

Ex tries to hit on the mother during FaceTime with child

Ex’s manipulative behavior leaves mother uncomfortable during video chats

Ex’s inappropriate behavior results in dress code dispute. NTA.

NTA suggests clever way to teach son lesson

Ex’s behavior is beyond inappropriate, take legal action ASAP!

Compromise suggested to prevent harassment during group Facetime.

A social worker may help resolve the issue!

Ex causing trouble? Take notes and screenshots to protect yourself!

NTA commenter defends mom’s right to avoid sexual harassment.

NTA, recording ex’s behavior is a necessary precaution

Setting boundaries, protecting them, and teaching kids how to do it.

Set rules, hang up if he breaks them. NTA parenting

Ex’s inappropriate behavior questioned and shut down by commenter.

Ex’s shocking behavior crosses a boundary. NTA.

Sassy suggestion to deal with inappropriate behavior during Facetime.

NTA shuts down ex’s inappropriate behavior in a hilarious way

Respect the mother or lose the call privilege.

Ex’s behavior was unacceptable, NTA for setting boundaries

Setting boundaries with respect. Good for you!

Video chatting nude with your kid?! NTA dodged a bullet

No apologies, no second chances. NTA made the right call

Set boundaries: let him call but don’t speak to him

Take control of FaceTime and avoid unpleasant behavior. NTA.

Ex’s inappropriate behavior during FaceTime with son. NTA.

Ex’s behavior is unacceptable and borderline harassment. NTA.

Enforcing boundaries with ex for son’s FaceTime calls. NTA

Document cases, record calls, communicate only about co-parenting. You got this!

Setting boundaries against sexual harassment. Good for you!

Ex’s shocking behavior calls for legal custody agreement and lawyer.

Setting boundaries and protecting the child from inappropriate behavior

Mom stands up to sexual harassment, custody arrangement needs revisiting.

Ex’s behavior leads to sarcastic comment about his looks.

Standing up to sexual harassment: NTA, set clear boundaries

Parenting solo, setting boundaries against harassment.

Recording future interactions with ex after inappropriate behavior. NTA.

NTA. Your ex’s behavior is inappropriate. Your son is an adult.

Record calls to protect son from inappropriate behavior. NTA

Ex’s behavior towards son during FaceTime deserves consequences. NTA.

Ex’s true intentions questioned in NTA comment.

Arrange for a safer FaceTime call to avoid harassment. NTA

Old-fashioned phone calls might be better to avoid awkward encounters

Set boundaries for ex’s video calls with child. NTA.

Dad’s shocking behavior leads to severed FaceTime relationship with son. NTA.

Invite family on call to expose bad behavior and consider recording.

Mom stands her ground against ex’s inappropriate behavior. ‍♀️

Setting boundaries is key to successful co-parenting.

Mom refuses ex’s Facetime due to his sexual assault behavior.

Suggestive behavior? Add some surprise guests to that FaceTime!

Ex’s behavior deemed illegal and inappropriate in NTA comment.

Set ground rules for ex’s behavior during FaceTime with son!