Edna's move may cause disruption and confusion for her children as they adjust to a new environment. Initially, it may strain her relationship with them as they navigate the changes and challenges accompanying the move, but with open communication and support, it can also provide an opportunity for growth and bonding in the long run.
I assume he's being denied access?
Just move on.
move on
I would suggest you stop and think about several factors before you do move in.If you have children and plan on taking the children into this relationship you may have to explain to a judge your reasoning and why. This could open a door for your husband to claim custody of the children.It takes 2 years to emtionally recover from a divorce and when you move into a new relationship too fast it is often a "rebound" relationship.I would suggest you get your own place, keep seeing your boyfriend, and get your feet under you beofe you move in with him. It will be a better relationship.
This begs the question, "If your relationship is going well, why would you have to move on?" A good relationship should be able to withstand just about any hardship. It is not the relationship that fails; it is one or both of the people in the relationship who give up.
'Ex' means the relationship is over and both of you need to move on unless there are children involved and if so then he should only come near you or you him if he wants to take the children for a few hours; over-night; a weekend, etc.
Charge your children rent.
You have to be funny with her !
* Unless you have children and there is a need to see your 'ex' which means you no longer have a relationship. Be honest with him and tell him you want to move on with your life and you would like him to respect your wishes.
Children are affected by divorce emotionally. The process of divorce may affect a child's performance in school and his ability to concentrate in studying. Most children who face parental divorce move to join gangs and drugs to fill that gap left by their parents
do not continue an abusive relationship once you are strong enough to leave... my daughter divorced her emotionally abusive husband who molested her children,,, in less then 3 months she is seeing the pediphile again and isolateing herself from her family and forcing the children to be with this man again... if you go back into an abusive relationship of any kind your the same as the abuser, mayber even worse... do not be a fool or victimize your self again... don't do it.............................
We move with the movement of the Earth, so it doesn't affect us at all. That is why we don't feel the Earth move.