”With all that being said it is imperative that
us men who are in these kinds of situations find the "Inner Buddha" in us and
continue to stay positive; focused on the end results.”
Dear Mr. Baggage:
Thank you for
sharing this KNOWLEDGE with all. Coming
together for a solution is important. Let’s
stop the cycle.
Background
1987: The daughter in the custody case
1995: The mother in the court with the 6% dad (representing his
contribution in mind, body, & spirit).
2012: The 2 parent loving home. #noStep
ATTENTIONS
DADS: FIND YOUR "Inner Buddha"
STAY
positive! STAY focused. STAY peaceful.
Even the strongest man with the most resources,
can only fight for so long before fatigue takes over. The only person that loses out is the
child. I believe if my parents had
invested that “6 figure donation to the legal system” to determine who
"Wins", they could have just agreed to disagree and split it down the
middle! Created a trust for each child
maybe? INSTEAD that fight probably took away the passion, love, & fight a
man possesses for his child. That fight
TOOK all of the smiles and tears that were secured for the love of his life….his
children.
Consider
this: The fight is over. Calculate the
hours. How many were spent deciding who
would get what, when, and how? How long
did you spend discussing your children like assets instead of humans? Whether
it was months or years, they were moments taken away from the vision of their
smile. Moments missed to save the child
instead of separate the child’s heart.
Moments that can never be replaced with a price tag or an apology. They are the moments that make us who we
are. Don’t you want YOUR child to have
ALL of their moments?
When the
fight is over, everyone loses --everyone.
Build people not pieces! Gentleman: Take heed to your "Inner Buddha"!
Don’t let this fight take away your energy to invest in being a daddy. The child IS the winner, MUST be. Be
patient. Be peaceful. Listen.
Solve. Separate. Move Forward.
Build. This life, that life, &
ALL the moments before, after, and in between are priceless. Gratitude!
From the 1987 child,
1995 mommy, & the 2012 woman.
Let us evolve as we love the children
of 2012…now & forever. Be well.
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