Hey there, Facebook fam! Have you ever had to deal with a messy divorce and custody battles? It’s no secret that co-parenting can be tough, especially when it comes to holidays and family trips. One mom is struggling to find a balance between sticking to the custody agreement and compromising with her ex-husband. But is she being petty or just standing her ground? Let’s dive into this rollercoaster of emotions, conflict, and drama!
Messy Divorce Drama
Custody Battle
Co-Parenting Struggles
Holiday Compromises
Christmas Plans
Request for a Change
Custody Agreement Conflict
Standing My Ground ⚔️
Refusing to Change
Insistence and Resistance ♀️
Accusations and Limits
Explosion
Unresolved Issues
Additional Points
Family Trip and Christmas
Carnival Compromise
Holiday Custody Chaos: Petty or Justified?
After a messy divorce and custody battle, one mom is struggling to find a balance between sticking to the custody agreement and compromising with her ex-husband. Despite having a 50/50 custody arrangement, she has given up her holidays with her daughter to accommodate her ex’s plans in the past. However, when she asked for a change to spend Christmas with her daughter on a family trip, her ex refused and insisted on following the custody agreement. Frustrated, she decided to stand her ground and refused to change her upcoming holiday, leading to accusations of pettiness and vindictiveness. Is she being unreasonable, or is it time for her ex to learn the meaning of compromise? Let’s check out what the internet has to say about this dramatic situation!
Stand your ground and keep evidence to enforce custody agreement.
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Divorced mom advises keeping evidence for abusive ex in court.
Ex-husband a petty cartoon villain causing custody battles. NTA.
NTA commenter suggests sticking to agreement with petty ex.
Ex-husband wants commitment, but only to what he wants. NTA
When in doubt, use his words.
Ex-spouse denies flexible agreement, but expects flexibility on holidays
NTA suggests monitored communication options for divorcing parents
Stick to custody order, don’t let him manipulate you
Don’t give in to his demands! You compromised enough.
Putting your foot down to prioritize holiday traditions
Divorced parent stands up to stubborn ex, demands fairness
Divorced parent stands ground on custody, NTA.
Stick to the schedule and let him celebrate Christmas later
Divorced parents can’t compromise over holiday custody. ♀️
Balanced co-parenting wins: NTA honors custody and ex’s rules
Divorced parent advises to seek legal advice and stand your ground
No quarter for selfish co-parents, NTA stands their ground
Ex-husband’s hypocritical behavior called out by commenter
Consistency is key. Use parenting apps for recorded communication. NTA.
Stick to the agreement, NTA.
Flexibility goes both ways, Trini men
Don’t let him take advantage of you anymore! Stick to agreement.
Being accommodating doesn’t mean being a doormat.
Navigating custody battles? Document everything to protect yourself.
Legal agreement protects NTA’s holiday plans.
Ex offers no compromise, just wants their way. Document behavior.
Stand your ground and don’t let him bully you.
Don’t let him control you. Stick to the custody agreement.
Parallel parenting tips for high conflict exes. NTA
Stick to the custody agreement and avoid games
Ex-husband wants a favor but won’t compromise. NTA.
Fairness in custody battles: NTA comment stands out.
Ex-husband wants to have it both ways? Stick to schedule!
Standing up for yourself as a co-parent
Setting holiday custody precedent, ex fails to reciprocate. NTA.
Use a parent communication app to avoid vindictive Ex
Stick to the agreement and don’t let him manipulate you. NTA
Sound advice for divorced parents struggling with custody conflicts
No need to feel guilty. Stick to your plans.
Stick to custody agreement, document everything, take him to court
Stick to the schedule & keep records to avoid custody battle
Stick to the plan, NTA. Don’t let him take advantage.
Stand up for yourself! NTA
Don’t let the bully win, stand your ground!
Co-parenting drama: double standards and no compromise, NTA.
Stick to the court order and use a co-parenting app
Ex-spouses battle over custody. NTA holds ground against cretin.
Stick to the custody order: NTA for being inflexible
Stick to the custody schedule and plan for future holidays. NTA
Stick to the custody agreement , communicate through lawyers only
Ex-husband accused of gaslighting and controlling holiday custody. Stick to agreement.
Stick to the custody agreement and document everything.
Stick to the agreement and don’t fall for manipulation.
Stop discussing custody, send the same response. NTA
NTA for wanting fair holiday custody agreement with uncooperative ex
Polite response to custody conflict with a hint of sass
Stand your ground and don’t let him bully you!
Don’t fall for emotional manipulation, stick to holiday schedule. NTA
Compromise in co-parenting is important, but know your boundaries.
Standing up for yourself and setting boundaries.
Stick to the parenting agreement and don’t engage. NTA
Divorced couple argues over holiday custody, commenter warns to be careful
Co-parenting success story: Compromise is key!
Stand your ground and keep the holidays you want! NTA
Last Updated on March 7, 2024 by Diply Social Team
