A counselor pushes a father to stop badmouthing his ex in front of the kids. He agrees to keep those conversations off-limits and focus on the children instead. The counselor calls it a win.
If you really love those kids like you say you do, it is up to you to take a stand as a man and to not talk about their mother in front of them.
Exactly, exactly. I'm gonna tell you that. Exactly.
Point blank. The same way I would tell her not to talk about you, the same way. Because at the end of the day, the kids are getting hurt by your actions and I don't want your kids to get hurt because I do believe that you can be the best father for them, but the actions and things you're doing now are not doing that. I need you to look at each other and if you could for me say, "I commit to not talking about you negatively to our children." Can you do that? Can you look at your soon-to-be ex-wife and say that? I commit to not talking about you negative to our children as I hope you do the same. Can you?
I commit also to never talking about you negative or period to our children. I will talk to them about them and me and them only.
Listen, a win is a win and I'm gonna take that. At least you got that. I respect you. Good luck.
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