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[Solved] Ex not wanting new gf involved

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(@dadmod2)
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frankly you will need to keep your partner under control, or she could cause big problems for you in future.

also send this to both of them 🙂

https://www.lifehack.org/600137/seeing-your-ex-partner-getting-into-a-new-relationship-is-often-devastating-heres-what-to-do

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(@dadmod4)
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It might be worth pointing out to your partner that if she continues this behaviour, and the police get involved, it will almost certainly affect her enhanced DBS check.

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 Ambo
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Thanks for all your replies, I am going to proceed forward with not involving my partner with my children until things settle down. (However long that takes). I am going to start divorce proceedings with the ex which hopefully we can do ourselves as we both don’t want to pay exterminate money to solicitors. Fingers crossed

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 Mojo
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... I think that’s a sensible approach, it might be a good idea to talk to your gf about the consequences of her actions and what you can both do as a couple, to stop it happening again.

There’s a time for fun and partying and a time for family... your gf will need to understand that if your relationship is to last.

All the best

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(@dadmod4)
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There are specialist companies that do all of the paperwork for a fraction of the cost of a solicitor - I used one and it was definitely worthwhile.

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