Recent content by rubekysildemone

<<<< Psych Student.. I know the benefits of having a father... and i promise.. this one is part of that exceptions pool. I've weighed all these things considerably before thinking of this as a possibility.. I do only what I believe to be in the best interest of my child.

Perhaps you'd be surprised.. Some of us work really hard to provide everything we can for our children. Redundant as it may be.. I'm a full time Psychology student at UCF, one year from finishing my degree, a full time equine therapist for developmentally disabled children, and a full time...

I would be talking about this for several reasons... Personally I think it is healthier for a child to know a loving, caring, and close family without a father rather than have their father drop in on a whim from time to time, confusing them, and leaving them to question if it's their fault that...

Perhaps I'm using the wrong term.. I've looked online at things talking about it, and he says he spoke with a lawyer.. what we're talking about I guess would have him removed from the birth certificate, give me full custody.. from what I've looked at.. its kinda the same process as if the baby...

I'm in Florida, so I'm not sure how it works up there, but unless you're an official drop out, which typically actually includes a form of withdrawl papers, kids are required to go to school. So his own mom could get into a lot of trouble if he didn't go to school. Of course, if he's that close...

My ex and I have been discussing the possibility of him signing over his parental rights, but the people I've talked to, and the people he's talked to have said different things about what that entails and such. So I'm trying to figure out, if he were to sign over his rights, how reversible is...