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Shrink4Men Comment of the Week: Co-Parenting with a High-Conflict Ex and No Contact
There’s a new post on www.Shrink4Men.com that features a comment by Shrink4Men community member, JP. He offers advice on how to minimize contact with an abusive, high-conflict ex-wife when you have to co-parent with her.
Here’s the link:
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This site is the “Real Deal” . I found it after realizing that something is wrong with my ex-girlfriend. At first I thought it was Body dismorphic disorder,then I read BPD and what an eye opener. After repeated attempts to “please” her and fix it. I have given up after 2 years. I can’t take it any more she was making me feel crazy. Still does sometimes . She still calls to tell me how it could have worked if I just did what was right… Thanks Dr. T. for the input of your site .
Wow, just came across this site. I cannot, cannot believe there are women out there who actually support men, especially men in/finally out of bad relationships. Is this website/therapist based in USA? She’s completely honest, its not watered down, recognizes the malevolent & malicious & evil women that are out there. I see so much of this bad-woman stuff going on, some of it is ‘light’, others ‘medium’ and yet others ‘heavy-duty’ rotten people…and mixes of all three. I’m going to keep up on this website, if this is for real its truly a God-send and way overdue. Horror stories abound. Its really hard for guys too, as its not really socially ‘accepted’ that men get taken advantage of, are emotionally/psychologically/physically abused, manipulated, etc. Its real hard as a guy to even admit this has happened…for fear of being viewd as weak, inept, dumb, foolish, etc. Ugh, I could go on…but I still can’t believe this website exists. What a breath of fresh air.
Thanks, EM. I’m glad you find it helpful.
It’s for real…the real deal Holyfield…