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Date: February 16, 2023
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It’s okay for him to forgive. Not okay to forget. You can forgive someone but that does not mean they need a reinvite into your life, especially after trying to be a home wrecker. That’s hardly a minor thing trying to fuck a husband the minute the wife heads upstairs.
safest ? Hes not worried about his safety, hes worried about convenience . The way you worded this is so… misleading and a little toxic
You haven't even met?
He might be really annoying to spend time with! Don't make a plan to do anything where you can't just leave.
Talk to him about his justification behind buying a pass you're not allowed to use. Tell him you're not going to bother asking him for the permit, if he cares more about controlling you than about prioritising his child and the mother of his child then he can keep the parking pass.
But I'd consider leaving, men who are stingy when it comes to their child's safety and convenience aren't good men. It's such a turn off.
Do you know her name? If not, start by introducing yourself:
“Hi! Nice to see you again. You come in quite a bit, and I've never caught your name. My name is OP”.
From here, graduate to some basic conversation. Does she live or work nearby? Is the person coming in with her a sister or friend? What does she enjoy doing in her free time?
Once you have a bit of rapport going
“Hi (name)! So nice to see you. I really enjoy our chats, and it really makes my day whenever I see you come into the store. Would you be interested in getting together for coffee or drinks sometime?”
If she responds positively, set up a date (“Are you free this coming Saturday morning?”)
She was a child?! A child going through trauma. You can try and justify what happened all you want but the bottom line is you failed her. YOU. You will never have a relationship with her until you accept that— because you did. You never tried to put her first at any time. She was always an afterthought—if you even gave her a thought at all. Not everything can be fixed. You destroyed your relationship with your daughter whether you choose to accept it or not. If you truly love her, do the hard thing, the right thing, the motherly thing—stay out of her life. Let her live in peace. You only represent pain to her. Let her have the happiness as an adult she never had as a child.