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Mother Promised Daughter That She Won’t Remarry But Then She Did, Asks If She’s Wrong

  • By Hussain
  • 10 months ago
  • 4 minutes read
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Amid the emotional turmoil,  OP decides to seek the guidance of a family therapist to help mediate the situation. The therapist facilitates conversations between the OP, her ex-husband, and her daughter, creating a space for them to express their concerns and feelings. Through these sessions, it becomes clear that the daughter’s fear of new parents and siblings stems from an underlying fear of abandonment. The therapist works with her to address these anxieties and helps her understand that her mother’s love and commitment remain steadfast, regardless of the changes in her personal life. As a family, they collectively develop strategies to ensure the daughter feels secure and involved in decision-making.

Over time, the daughter begins to adjust to the idea of her mother’s remarriage and the blended family. The therapist continues to provide support as the family navigates the challenges of co-parenting and the integration of households. Slowly but steadily, the daughter’s resistance diminishes, and she starts spending time with her mother and new husband without the same level of distress. With the help of the therapist, the OP and her ex-husband also find common ground on co-parenting responsibilities, addressing any concerns about supervision, and setting consistent boundaries. Eventually, the court proceedings become unnecessary as the family unit learns to communicate and collaborate effectively, prioritizing the daughter’s well-being above all else.

So keep on scrolling down below to read the whole story narrated by OP and make sure to read it till the end otherwise, you won’t be able to let us know whether OP is an A-hole.

1. OP and her ex-husband got divorced three years ago and they have a daughter because of her they decided to do what was best for her and she took it well, but she had one condition she didn’t want a new parent or a sibling.

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2. OP thought it was a weird thing to ask because neither of them was considering dating but a year and a half ago OP’s now husband met her daughter and they got along fine OP was wrong as soon as they got engaged and preparing to move in together she lost it

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3. She gave a wild reaction and announced that she would be living with her father and would not spend a single night with her OP said to her that it was ridiculous

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4. Her father decided to back her and he is willing to fight in court

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5. OP doesn’t want this to change moreover, she said her father loves her but he’s not a responsible parent

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6. OP agreed at that moment to not remarry but she thinks it was stupid of her and wasn’t realistic, now OP wants to know whether she’s an A-hole or not.

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7. YTA

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8. OP shouldn’t have promised her instead she should have thought realistically

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9. She also got a voice in her life I agree with this!

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10. An advice OP should consider I think

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11. Your thoughts on this?

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12. She should have been involved and what does OP expect her to do when she had nothing to do in this whole decision

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13. That’s not something anyone can promise!

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14. A professional could have helped and they wouldn’t be here facing this massive problem

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15. This user gave a reality check to OP

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16. Not even a single person said OP is NTA

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17. On point!

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18. Kids are honest and they deserve honesty!

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