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12 Oct 2023 · 1 min

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In this short video, the host (Speaker A) addresses a woman who is co‑parenting with her ex‑partner, both of whom are mothers. The speaker asks if she is willing to work toward a better relationship for the sake of their children, emphasizing that a genuine commitment to improvement is essential. She acknowledges that the situation has been ongoing for about a year and stresses that healing will take time. The speaker encourages the two women to find ways to communicate more effectively, promising that if they take the first step now, they could achieve a functional co‑parenting dynamic within four years, ultimately benefiting the kids. The tone is supportive and hopeful, with repeated affirmations that the effort will succeed.

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My main thing for you is, are you willing to try to figure out a way to have a better relationship with her so that y'all's children can be together in a way where the family unit and co-parenting can be better? Yeah, I guess so. Yeah, you guess so? Yeah, yeah. Why you? That's great. I mean, I know you're saying yes, I guess so. And the thing, the reason I can't expect more than yes, I guess so right now, 'cause normally I'd push it and be like, ah, that's sincere, is because again, now the timeline, it's been a year. Lemme tell you something. What I see right here is 3 loving parents. The only thing that I'm happy about is that she said she'd make a commitment to be better. It's gonna take you time to heal. It's gonna take y'all time to heal. You two as women have to just figure out a way to continue to find a way that y'all can talk where it can be better. I promise y'all, I think in 4 years, if y'all make this first step, y'all gonna be able to co-parent. I don't think nothing's gonna happen here. I think y'all gonna have y'all relationship and I think it's gonna be great for these kids just to see. I mean, already, I know this gonna work out. I just know it. I know it. I don't care. It's just been a year.