That depends...if it is your mom then that is up to you. If it is just your dads ex wife and you are close to her then again that is up to you... but if its awkward for your dad and his ex wife I would suggest you not talk to her around him.... either way this is your decision and hopefully you will make the right one.
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If your dad's ex wife was your mother then no, you should not date ex wife's granddaughter because of genes. If your dad's ex wife was his second wife then yes, you could date your stepmother's granddaughter.
Really, they should talk when it has something to do with the child. If it's more than that I would bring it up.
If your b/f is paying his -ex-wife rental..it is probably in their after divorce arrangement, does he have children with his ex-wife? It's legal to support them financially. Talk about it with him; if he is respecting his responsibilities then i don't see why you should not stay with him.
Your husband should get a backbone! He is the one that should be making the final decision and since his ex wife is not the mother of his son then she has no right to threaten you and leave you out of the wedding and ruin your stepsons wedding. If your stepson is close to your husband's ex wife then you may well have to be mature about it and stay home if you care enough about your stepson having a beautiful wedding and one his bride and himself will remember. Talk to your husband and tell him to make the decision and talk to his ex wife.
Wife? No. Ex-wife would be more correct.
Depends on your relationship with your ex-wife.
Um.....NO of course not he has a wife now he should leave the ex girlfriends in the past. Answer 2: This depends entirely on the current relationship, and its stability. I speak to my ex's and my wife has no problem with it, we also have a strong and stable relationship. If you have a problem with him doing that, you should speak to him about it, communications is a key to a relationship.
That depends on you. If it makes you uncomfortable then you should, in positive and constructive way, say something about it.
no, unless you were friends with him before he married your ex-wife.
Unless they have children together and there is no reason for him to go near his ex wife then you are enabling the situation by letting him continue to see his ex wife and let him know in no uncertain terms that he should move on from his ex wife or you are not putting up with it. You should be the first thing in his life and not his ex.
If it seems like he has been increasing communication, then it could be something to worry about. If there are children from his ex, then they have reason to communicate. Otherwise, he really doesn't have a reason to talk to her if he has moved on. Explain your feelings to him and talk this out, getting upset and holding it all in will cause problems later. B: No you don't. Remember they have history together and because of this it's easier to talk to his ex wife.
The correct term is "ex-wife," with a hyphen.