Exactly 😊

This should be everywhere. Life is hard enough.

Also, not every divorce is due to people hating each other or something. Sometimes a divorce can save a relationship, heck, good friends of mine divorced only 2 years ago and they are best friends, better of than during their marriage.

I get this. My ex was gay, (sadly deceased now). We got married young, tried to stay together for the kids. Finally it was like, yeah. We both like women. This isn't going to work. Still friends until she passed.

I always take my son shopping for his mom’s Xmas and birthday, I invite her, her current boyfriend and her friends out boating a lot. Not only does it strengthen all of our relations, his mom has cute friends, so it’s a win-win situation 😉

To be fair, this is a great gesture only IF his ex-wife wants all that from her ex-husband. I'm kind of uncomfortable with only reading his, seemingly virtue-filled, account of something that might look very different from her point of view. If she'd be trying to move on or sth., it overwrites her agency, and on her birthday, too! My best friend's ex-bf always congratulates her on her birthday, wishes her a merry Christmas etc. Great, huh? Until I tell you they've been apart 6 years, he ends all his messages with "I love you" and frequently tried (sometimes succeeded in) emotionally coercing her into sex, even though he's been with another woman for years. He won't let her move on, and she's unable to go NC. Yes, you've got to teach your children how to treat other people, but the first rule is to check what people need, not to act on your expectations of their feelings.

Most people don't think that far ahead. They're too busy worrying about themselves to think of the example they are setting.

Amen, brother! 'Nuff said. BTW, You F'n Rock!!!

You legend! Not just men, raise kind women too

This is great advice

I can't upvote this enough!!!

You sir, are doing parenting right.

Truth spoken

You are in a relationship. You are partners, not parent and child.

I wish more fathers would lead by your example (mothers, too!)! My daughters’ father felt that badmouthing me to them was appropriate. Meanwhile, I would still take them shopping for birthdays, Christmas, and Father’s Day, even if he didn’t deserve it.

Amen! And thank you.

We need more people like him!@

I agree! A great relationship between parents is so important. Me and my ex split when our Boys were 3 and 1 (now 17 and 15) and we've always celebrated Christmas, birthdays and other important things together. We both attend pta meetings, doctor/dentist appointments and for mothers day He always helps my Boys make my day special. And of course He and his girlfriend was guests at me and my husbands wedding - as I consider him one of my closest friends.

You need to go ahead a get this a copyright Please.

This guy is doing parenting right

I agree with all of these comments. I still get things for my ex-wife because she's the mother of my two little monsters, and now that they're growing up, I make sure that I get their input on her birthday or mother's day gifts. My ex-wife and I have a very good relationship. Like BP says, we're raising little women and men and teaching them how to treat others. There is no need to be raising or teaching hate. That just isn't there for me, towards my ex-wife. She's getting remarried next week to a good guy and he treats her well and the kids well, so I truly couldn't ask for anything more.

My first husband left me for my (then) best friend. I don't mind admitting that I absolutely despised him for a good 3-4 years, then I met someone and realised if I was putting all this energy into hating him, what was left for me? Long story short, we get on so amazingly now, we go out for birthdays, Christmas, he even takes my other son who has autism and can be difficult swimming when he takes our 2. He has helped me out financially a LOT over the years and we

Very nice.

Amen, you are raising men PERIOD. WE need more like you because ya'll divorce doesn't mean you not civil.

Jesus does make a difference if you do as he would do.

What is this thing in my eyes. Salty discharge!

“Nerd Lad Cures Dad of Baghdad”

First picture "What are you doing? Get it away from me!" Second picture "I swear, if you so much as lay a finger on my little marshmallow, I'm going to ruin your favorite shoes!"

Onions, Wahahaha!!!!!😭😭😭😞😭

Danny is a legend.

Everyone starts somewhere. it doesn't matter where. It only matters that you start. Where you end up doesn't matter. It only matters that you take your own journey.

How sweet! I know what this is like since I'm autistic, and people are kind enough to treat me like a regular human being.

This is awesome!

Violet: I have lost the ability to can.

There's a film about her and the penguins.

Poor sweetie must have been so confused and scared. So glad they found him.

THAT is how to do friendship.

Well done little one. I hate this kind of people with a passion...

While the action itself is sweet, the reason is kind of sad...

p h o t o g e n i c

I should give that a try. It worked for the dog.

That is just the sweetest! If he lets me, I would buy everyone of those for him to sign and distribute.

Awww...poor little guy.

This guy should teach a class called Dadding 101.

💕

Same with my aunt. Died last year at the age of 80 but she's forever on Google checking the mail while taking a break from mowing.

Empathy, part 2.

Six people were a match and here is an update. "Oscar had been receiving treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia since 2018, initially at Birmingham Children's Hospital, before the family made the decision to go to Singapore for the CAR-T therapy, which was not available to him on the NHS. The treatment is specifically developed for individual patients and involves reprogramming their immune system cells, which are then used to target their cancer." (they received £500,000 through crowdfunding in order to do this and have since returned home - he has additional treatments going forward. June 2021)

THIS. I salute you..

Good food takes time.

Amen

Bros don't hate, they elevate

What a great story!