For the sake of the children I overcame my pride

For the sake of the children I overcame my pride
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When I divorced my husband, the children were still small. At first, he did not pay any attention to them at all, he lived only for his own pleasure. By the way, that's why we got divorced. I didn’t want to tolerate his constant absence from home, his lack of attention to me and the children.

At first I thought that I could do without him if he didn’t want to communicate with the children. But then, after thinking about it, she overcame her pride for the sake of the children and went to him.

I didn’t so much convince him as force him to come to the children twice a month and never regretted it. They always looked forward to it. We went for a walk and told him our news.

When the children had already gone to school, the formerthe husband got married and began to come to them less often. And then he completely forgot that he had children. It's gotten to the point where I'mFor his birthday, I bought my son a gift herself and said that dad gave it to him, but he couldn’t come.

The son was upset, but was happy about the gift, andhis daughter is older than him and understood everything. Then she told me that iffather test-antibiotic.com does not want to communicate, then there is no need to cover him up and force him. I have already come to terms with this too. I can’t force him to communicate with his own children every time.

But recently he showed up again. It turned out that not everything was going smoothly in the new family, and he decided to visit us. For a long time he didn’t want to leave, he said that he missed me, he asked me for forgiveness. But I know that there can be no going back, after everything that happened.

Now he often visits the children, and when he comes, I leave the house, just walk down the street, sometimes in the park. I feel very sad and lonely, because everything could have been different. The only reassuring thing is that children, no matter what, have a father.

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