Today, I picked him up and stopped by the 7-11 for some stuff. Upon coming out, he said he had already called his mom because he really wanted her to be with us today. I scolded him a little, but he said that mom really wanted to go and it meant a lot to him. He said he knew that we were never getting back together, but this would mean a lot to him.
I went back to her apartment, and picked her up. She was bubbly, laughing and talkative for the entire 30 minute ride to the Ren Fair. She brought sunscreen and sprayed on me laughing when she shot it in my ear. Then she shot my other ear laughing that I don't want to have a sunburned ear so she had to get both sides.
I was avoiding all talk of divorce and actions therein, but she mentioned to me that she was tired of acting angry and upset with me all the time and wanted it to stop. She didn't like faking it. Interesting comment.
The ride back was quiet, as we were all tired. She said thanks a couple of times, and we dropped her off and went home.
Thoughts? Is this act of hers merely to grease the legal wheels and get me to agree by being nice, or am I reading ( like I think some people are ) too much into it.
Dunno - both of you got chewed on pretty hard by the CFI about sucking it up and getting your acts straight for the sake of your son & it coincides with this recent change in her demeanor...
"faking it" - a lot of people get really really really bad advice on how to handle the divorce/custody process - even from their own attorneys (shocker - not) advice that can lead to overly adversarial situations that don't need to be....
try not to let your skepticism go too far overboard and screw up what "could" be a turning point. Be wary, sure, but you can keep the gun's safety on for now... =)
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