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Ex wife, kids and no boundaries

09-09-2018 8:48am

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edenbridge146

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#2 09-09-2018 9:21am

December2012

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Why are you getting involved for him? Its actuslly notging to do with you, so back down.

Surely he can deal with his 19 year old and manage his situation and invitations the way he sees fit.

re the party are you trying to start an issue where there is none? It's up to the birthday person to invite who they want. Again not an issue for you to take offence to or start trouble with.

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#3 09-09-2018 9:42am

Loveinapril

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Who has access to his house is his business. His daughter gave the keys out, so it is his to address with her. Around the party, he may have been invited out of politeness. He declined the invite, so what is your issue? I agree with December in that you are getting far too involved with his (non) issues.

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