Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy tale of post-divorce drama that’s spilling into the classroom. When this dad found out his ex was oversharing with their son’s teacher and leaving him out of the loop, he decided it was time to put his foot down. But did he go too far by making the teacher “collateral damage” in his battle with his ex? Let’s dive in and see if this dad is the a****e or just a fed-up father trying to do right by his kid!
Divorce Drama Alert!
Just Trying to Co-Parent in Peace
Teacher, You’ve Got Some Explaining to Do!
Classroom Matters? Nice Try, Teach!
Ex Loves to Overshare with the Teacher
Ex Needs to Keep Our Business Out of the Classroom!
New Rule: Dad Gets CC’d on Everything!
Divorce Drama Invades the Classroom!
Well, well, well… looks like this dad’s post-divorce drama has spilled over into his son’s classroom! His ex has been oversharing with the teacher, leaving Dad out of important conversations. When he confronted the teacher, she tried to play it off as just “classroom matters,” but Dad wasn’t buying it. He took his concerns to the principal, who laid down the law: no more trash-talking dad or discussing personal matters that have nothing to do with their son’s education! ⚖️ The teacher claimed she was just trying to support the ex, but now her classroom is “collateral damage.” Let’s see what the internet has to say about this messy situation!
NTA. Your ex dragged the teacher into your messy divorce.
Standing up for what’s right and protecting your child. NTA
Divorced dad questions ex’s motives for emailing son’s teacher.
User asks for more info on ex involving teacher in divorce.
Don’t bring your personal drama to your child’s teacher.
Parent should communicate with ex and teacher, not assign blame.
Teacher calls out YTA’s flawed interpretation of divorce impact
Don’t involve teachers in messy divorces. YTA and owe apology.
Engaging with a YTA comment that advises the poster to get a court order for all emails.
♂️ Divorced dad lashes out at his son’s teacher for doing her job
Divorced dad criticized for dragging teacher into messy divorce
Elementary teacher shuts down divorced dad’s entitled behavior
Teacher caught in the middle of messy divorce drama
YTA for involving your child’s teacher in your messy divorce.
User slams both the divorced parents for involving teacher in drama. ♂️
Divorced dad criticized for assuming teacher’s involvement without evidence
A reminder to consider children’s emotions during divorce
Divorced dad called out for blaming son’s teacher instead of ex. YTA
Divorce is tough for kids, even if they hide their pain
Communication breakdown between divorced parents and teacher causes conflict.
Divorcees’ petty actions affect child: ESH agrees in comment section.
Ex-husband criticized for blaming teacher. YTA, let the lawyer handle.
Doubting the impact of divorce on a 7-year-old.
NTA. The commenter explains why communication with the teacher doesn’t require the ex’s involvement.
Check if teacher emails can be requested as public information.
Don’t involve the teacher in your drama, communicate directly with concerns
More context needed, but commenter suspects OP is TA.
Divorced dad labeled as AH for hurting son’s teacher’s reputation
Redditors unanimously declare OP as TA in messy divorce situation
User calls out divorced dad for being controlling and using son as a p**n. YTA
Teacher responds to YTA, sets boundaries for divorced parents
Divorced dad accused of being unreasonable towards teacher
Education professional offers advice for dealing with custody disputes.
Divorced dad receives harsh YTA judgement on teacher accusation.
Don’t drag the teacher into your drama, ESH. Communicate directly.
Parental involvement at school & communication affecting divorce proceedings
Teacher may be the only support for son amidst messy divorce.
Teacher’s job is to teach, not mediate messy divorces. YTA
Divorced dad called out for aggressive behavior towards son’s teacher
Dad criticized for preventing ex from private convo with teacher.
Co-parenting conflict: One parent’s involvement vs the other’s privacy
Debunking the myth of courts always believing women in custody battles ♀️
Empathy is key: Trying to understand the other side
Both parents are playing a game, grow up already
Commenter calls out OP for lack of empathy towards child.
Divorced dad’s communication with school could have been better.
Divorced dad gets called out for underestimating impact on son
Teacher shares experience of being caught in messy divorce drama
Insightful comment on teacher’s role in messy divorce drama
“You’re not the a****e, but you sound insufferable”
Divorced dad called out for involving son’s school in messy divorce
Curious about custody agreement? No replies available.
Reader questions author’s bias and points out missing information.
User calls out commenter for not empathizing with child’s situation
OP is criticized for involving the teacher in their drama
Divorced dad goes too far by involving principal, receives YTA judgement.
NTA dad calls out teacher for not shutting down unrelated emails
Teacher’s unprofessional behavior criticized by commenter. NTA.
Teacher explains standard practice for contacting separated parents.
YTA for involving the teacher in your messy divorce drama
Teacher gets a lesson in professionalism.
NTA. Ex and teacher discussed son, dad spoke up. Teacher wrong.
Ex initiates conversations with son’s teacher, NTA for calling her out
Ex’s unprofessionalism in divorce causes messy situation, NTA stands up
NTA dad defends himself against ex’s unprofessional behavior with teacher
Insightful comment from a teacher about parent contact bias.
Ex’s actions cost teacher’s integrity, NTA for setting boundaries
Education professional shares custody protocol, avoids involvement. NTA
Ex’s involvement with son’s teacher during divorce: NTA’s opinion.
NTA calls out unprofessional teacher for discussing divorce drama
Ex-wife limiting access to son, teacher unprofessional. NTA.
Teacher’s inappropriate relationship with parent damages classroom reputation
Gender bias and divorce.
Using teachers as witnesses in a divorce case is common
Teacher explains school’s priority system for contacting parents in divorce.
Teacher should have communicated with both parents. NTA
Teacher’s unprofessional behavior and parents’ badmouthing harms child’s education. ESH.
Teacher caught in middle of messy divorce, YTA for blaming ex.
Teacher crossed a boundary and NTA for going to principal.
Ex instigates messy divorce, teacher caught in middle. NTA.
Last Updated on April 22, 2024 by Diply Social Team