It's a Fine Line.. || Father Knows Something Podcast || Dad Advice

[@992dancer]

15:53 story 2 is SO SCARY!!!!! That poor kid, that level of response sounds very much like a response to trauma, I am so concerned for that child’s safety any time the child is with their father alone 🥺😭❤️ Edit: abuse and trauma doesn’t have to be physical, but keep in mind the most experienced abusers know how to not leave marks.

[@ivylovesrunning]

Story 2: I work with children. Counselling is definitely needed. It could be dad is doing something that is making your son upset. Or it could be the stepmom. It could be the whole situation where he is now second because a new vaby is coming. Or it could be that dad and stepmom are great, but it could be a family member or friend from their side. The only way you'll know for sure is through a child psychology/therapist/counsellor that specialises in young children. They will be able to interact with your child and hopefully figure out what is wrong. You may need to do family therapy with all four of you. Good luck.

[@samanthalea58]

Personal opinion you can never 100% out child abuse. My mom was abusive while living with my father and he never knew/listened to me. No one believed it until I was old enough to fight back.

[@FatherKnowsSomething]

So sorry you went through that. Thank you for being willing to share. Unfortunately, you bring up a very real point that our writer may need to consider.

[@astridburke3616]

I think Morgan brought it up when she said sometimes kids can’t articulate what’s happening to them but they know it’s not right. The fact that dad is just attributing it to being a mommas boy is also kind of a red flag. Maybe step mom is mean and dad doesn’t step up for him, maybe he doesn’t feel supported so even though it might not be physical abuse the child might be uncomfortable. I don’t think a parent child intervention will work with both parents if one of them might intimidate the son. He needs therapy to come to terms to what’s going on and being able to articulate and process it.

[@tawnyholbrook9160]

My dad used to always say “a diabetic isn’t weak because they have to take insulin. They do it to fix the problem. Mental health is the same way.” He also refers to seeing a therapist as “getting a mental oil change.”

[@gracethompson6926]

I love that!

[@mevlinorman567]

Story #2 hits home a little bit- my mom and bio dad got divorced as soon as I was born. He used to come pick me up once a month and have an outting but it always felt forced in a way. By the time I was 4-5 I was dreading going with him and would hide under beds or make him take my cousin with us. He was never mean but it just always felt like he didn’t want to spend time with me and the last time I saw him he introduced me to his new wife and she was pregnant with his first son. After that I never saw him again (and he didn’t pay child support) BUT I found him on Facebook recently and he never stopped spending time with his son even when he wasn’t with his mom anymore. ALL THIS TO SAY: a kid can feel when they’re not wanted and maybe the dad is trying but them seeing the dad with a whole new family just make them feel replaced so what’s the point of spending time with him.

[@edenstanding8676]

Absolutely; same here. ❤

[@madisonkelley94]

I'm the op of story 5 thank you guys so much for reading it and giving me advice 😭♥️ this showed up on a day I needed it the most.

[@FatherKnowsSomething]

Hang in there

[@992dancer]

You’ve got this! ❤️

[@stephjovi]

​@@FatherKnowsSomethingcould you pin this? I'd love for you guys to pin comments that people who write in made ❤

[@Taewills]

Trying to coparent affectively when the other person is fairly absentee is super hard. I made the decision 20 years ago to let my 7-8 yo decide when she wanted to visit. She’d be involved in scheduling as far as making sure she wasn’t missing out on parties, school events or extracurricular activities. I got her a cell phone that had our numbers logged in, (grandparents, aunts/uncles etc) & her dad could call her directly. The biggest thing was HE had to call her to cancel. HE had to make up an excuse (and she was extremely clever so he didn’t have many lol). HE had to hear the disappointment in her voice. It helped her draw her own conclusions about the dynamic & killing the assumption that I was crazy or keeping her from him. At the same time, it was heartbreaking. I still don’t know if I made the right decision. I ask her now & she shrugs. She said the only thing I could’ve done before she got here was choose better 😭. I concur.

[@elsiemarie7209]

“I’ll go get you a pillow” 😢 I just got called out for OT and I am beyond exhausted and have a huge headache with these fires . This is an awesome treat for my drive

[@amandar4689]

0:23 we all need a Jerry in our lives 🎉❤ how sweet to not only offer to get the pillow but re offer just in case

[@megantiffany]

Story 4: It’s one of the most helpless feelings in the world watching someone you love hurting and refusing any help. My ex was in that constant state of horrible depression. The kind I’m heavily medicated for. I know how bad it can get and it pained me to see her accepting it and wishing for an end. She doesn’t believe that we should need anything like meds to heal ourselves as she’s very holistic and believes nature heals all. I believe that sometimes, our bodies just lack the required Serotonin and just like someone with a missing limb needs assistance, our brains need assistance with functioning normally as well. There really is a point where all you can do is support them the best you can, but at the end of the day, they are their own person and you cannot force them to help themselves. It’s heartbreaking, I know. But you are doing all you can. Do not allow your mental health to decline at the expense of another’s.

[@devinammerman8397]

First story sounds like the boyfriend just doesn’t like her at all. Like girl know your worth. No one deserved the back burner treatment from their BF. And this other girl is getting more priority is wild. The relationship didn’t work the first time looks like it isn’t working the second time

[@AlexiaGomezMusic]

Story 4: I experienced the same thing as her partner, I pretty much had a mental break where I didn’t feel worthy of living. Of experiencing love. Of anything. And I broke up my 5 year relationship with the same feeling of “you (my partner) deserve more, you deserve someone who has goals and achievements and wants to live a full life” literally felt the same way. It was so difficult because I loved him so much but I needed help. Luckily him and his family were so supportive of me getting help and supportive of us once we got back together. Somehow some way he needs to get help, everyone deserves to love and be loved.

[@OnyxRains_]

I found it I had depression at 13, but they didn’t want to precessional diagnose me because I was only 13 and they told me it was hormones. I was completely numb or crying nonstop and my mom didn’t want to deal with it. She always got so upset because I couldn’t just “be happy”. I’ve been with my therapist for about 3-4 years I think and she’s amazing. Therapy helps and u wish more people could see that. I’m in meds too, but talking to someone who understands helps tremendously.

[@xpeachypie4133]

insomnia has blessed me today with being super early for this video

[@miagrace4167]

Last story : I first saw my bio dad when I was 6, and I remember that I HATED him. We wouldn’t even speak the same language (I didn’t know English at the time) and I wouldn’t let him come anywhere near me. He had always been very absent, and living abroad, so it was even more difficult to arrange visits… I would say that you definitely need to hear out what the kid has to say, you’re aware of a lot of things already at the age of 6, especially when it’s the lack of love (or at least presence) of a parent. Give her options : have lunch with him alone or with him and grandma (I know I was and still am more comfortable when there is another family member around), see him in a place she knows and enjoys (maybe she can show him around her neighbourhood park or something, somewhere where she feels confident and not in a total unknown place), or not see him at all. Give her the power to decide and not him the power to play around with her mental stability. I’m 24 yo now and my bio dad still has the same behavior, being very flaky, and it still gives the same anxiety even though I’m a grown-up now, because you always end up re-enacting the feelings you had as a child…

[@LindzChannel]

Why is he 23 hanging out with an 18 year old??

[@ariesbaby2330]

I was looking for this! And it was her 18th birthday.. so they were friends when she was younger too

[@ChronicallyMichelle1995]

Story 2: I’m an Early Childhood Educator and there is some sort of abuse going on. These are red flags that would have myself making a CPS report as a mandated reporter. I would be contacting social services and be brining my child to a doctor and psychologist. That is actually very scary and a serious matter I’d be hesitant to send him back to dads. I don’t think it’s abuse from someone else but dad because it’s dad he’s afraid of. Bottom line LISTEN TO YOUR CHILDREN! He is telling her something is wrong. This isn’t the child going through a mommy/daddy phase and at 4yo it’s typically a daddy phase anyways.

[@992dancer]

EXACTLY!!! This story has me crying for that poor kid, that is NOT a “mommas boy” situation, that father is an abuser talking his way out of the clear trauma response his own child has anytime the father is present, it must be extreme if even just the sound of his name triggers that level of response 😭❤️

[@ChronicallyMichelle1995]

@@992dancer the only thing I can think of if he actually isn’t being abused by dad is mom is saying scary things about dad which I don’t think it happening it seems like a good coparenting situation aside from the obvious abo

[@ClariceKiser]

In reference to the question Morgan posed in Story 4 regarding people who refuse to go to therapy: I have learned that some people simply do not want to heal. They can have amazing friends, success, access to resources, EVERYTHING. They cannot feel better until they are ready to do it themselves, and some people are content in the familiarity of their misery. In that case, all you can do is be there, show them the beauty of life and that they do not need to be so miserable (without risking your own mental health). The hardest part of caring for someone is that sometimes only they can help themselves when they are ready. People I am very close with, I tell them straight to their face that they need to acknowledge why they want to live like this. I encourage as much difficult self reflection as I can.

[@brittanydelehanty4078]

I’m a 35 year old woman and I’ve struggled with infertility for years including IVF procedures with no success. My advice is communication is everything. Communicate with your partner and close friends and family. There is a fine line.. people may go overboard and stop telling you happy news altogether. Time will makes these things easier and I pray you get your miracle. Keep hope alive every single day and if people ask, look them in the eye and say “babies are a miracle for a reason, it’s not always so simple.” Be open. We kept our family in the dark for years and it was the biggest mistake we could have made. I know it’s hard but remember you are not alone, seek social media support groups.. this helped me and especially my husband. I will tell you a beautiful blessing this struggle has given and that is a bond with my husband deeper than we ever could have formed otherwise. Sending love. And SO much love to FKS ❤❤❤

[@csmith9916]

AAA I JUST FINISHED STUDYING NOW I HAVE SOMETHING TO WATCH WHILE KNITTING!! Nearly 9pm here in NZ!

[@amandablythe1257]

Story # 2 was hard to hear because I used to hide from my abuser. When he would come to my house I would hide under my bed. No one realized what was going on even though I felt like it was obvious.

[@ccmmenter]

For me STORY 1 is an IMMEDIATE RUN without no comeback this time! Nothing else to say.

[@992dancer]

32:55 This is such wonderful advice to meet them on a friend level without expectations of being the perfect romantic partner. It sounds like this guy is struggling deeply and distancing themselves from loved ones because they feel their loved one is better off without them (this is a sign that he needs psychiatric help immediately, these are steps someone takes before ending their life) By reminding him that you love and care for him without needing him to be anything more than he is right now and without expectation, I think he is more likely to open up and feel like he isn’t as alone as he’s been feeling 🥺

[@rachelpriester]

Story 2 and their discussion about Morgan hating a school when she was little reminds me of when I was about 3-4 years old. I had a babysitter who was very mean to me and she had two of her own kids who would bully me. They were a few years older than me and once locked me in a dog kennel with their large dog. The sitter would let her kids bully me and didn’t care. And she was kind in front of my parents but then would scream at me after they left. She would lie and say I misbehaved when I didn’t. I didn’t know how to communicate what was happening but eventually my parents stopped taking me there because I would cry every day before they dropped me off at the sitter’s house. 😅

[@SkylarMelton-f9l]

Morgan is so cute with no makeup

[@yangjentamang]

I don't know why jerry gives me joey from friends vibes.. really cute💕

[@katp3892]

Ive been ttc for over 7 years and gone through many ivf cycles with no success so i understand where the person is coming from but also i agree you cant let yourself become bitter and not celebrate others achievements because when you eventually have a kid there wont be anyone to celebrate with if you push everyone away. Simply divert the conversation or say i dont think this is an appropriate conversation to have here. Its ok to set boundaries but you also shouldnt shut yourself off completely from people. Its hard but life goes on for everyone and you dont want to have regrets. Good luck and baby dust to everyone trying!❤

[@caseyhaley2684]

For the last story how amazing that your husband is so amazing what a blessing for you and your little girl.I have been the child in this situation and I'm now a mom and my girls were in your daughters position.I would honestly leave it up to your daughter,if she wants to see him fine if she doesn't that's also OK,document all of this especially his absence just in case but leave it up to her,she doesn't feel ok because she barely sees him

[@ogdirtychai]

Story 3: could be an ulcer but could also be not enough water intake - try offering him more water and see if that does something

[@aspynnsheaa]

Omg! Dive talk with Woody and Gus! They’re amazing😂❤️

[@anastasiarivera3063]

14:20 Very demure, very mindful

[@FreshmenThesis]

Yes to guests!!!!

[@ladiedebbie5310]

Please use that still for the next spooky show 😂😂 your face & his hands 😂😂

[@lotuslyell737]

Story 2: As a person who was abused by an immediate family member for years and was mentally groomed into not telling another trusted adult, PLEASE do not let your child be alone with their Dad until you have a professional like Social Services investigate his home and a counselor meet with your child. This absolutely terrified me because this extreme of a reaction is not just because be prefers you. This child is 100% being abused by him whether it is emotional or physical. Please try and update us all on if you have taken your child away from him and sought help. Be safe

[@Anemicpanda]

Im going to be in Anehiem, California, next week! I can't wait for the good weather. Im from British Columbia Canada, its cool and cloudy right now. Im not done with summer. 😊 I'm hoping to join group tea next time as I think it would help.

[@emmapatel2146]

Would love to see Dusty Thunder on the show as a guest, he talks about his blended family a lot so could have a theme of blended families

[@coracrisher9846]

I really hope OP of the story about her depressed boyfriend sees my comment. I was in your shoes 1.5 years into my relationship. My boyfriend was struggling through school, just changed jobs that came with issues, had family trouble. He felt like so much was on his plate that I was the easiest thing to cut off. I refused. I sat him down and told him that I am his partner, I am in this with him. I completely disagree with dad on this one. I sat my boyfriend down told him I understand that life is weighing him down and that everything feels like it's piling on top of him. I know that cutting me out seems like it'll take some weight off but it won't. I am here to help you LIFT UP that weight. Not add to it. Sure if we need to see each other a bit less so you can have space mentally, that's okay. We all need that. But I don't want to be pushed out and see you suffer through this alone. That's a big part of being in a relationship. To go through the tough times together and have each other to lean on. I'm not going anywhere. I don't need or or want anything from you at this time. Relations are not always 50/50. And right now as you run at 10% I'll pick up the other 90. We will go through this together, whatever you need. Men so often are shamed for their feelings of sadness and self doubt. And as you say in his culture that sounds especially true. Let him know that you're there for him, that you love him unconditionally and that you'll get through it TOGETHER. My boyfriend had an emotional breakdown in my arms. He confessed to me that he's never experienced support like that, not even from his own parents. I married that man and we are about to welcome our second child into this world. It means SO much to men to have a person they can be vaunarable with. Don't let him push you out. Push back and show him that you're with him no matter what.

[@lotuslyell737]

Morgan or Jerry, would it be possible for you all to try and post an update from OP on Story 2? I think many of us are very concerned and it would be a HUGE relief to know if the child is ok❤

[@mruedae1645]

Story #6: Hi, I'm a Colombian lawyer. Although I am not a family attorney, my mom has been one for almost 30 years. I get the parents wish to protect their child from anyone and any trauma. I would want the same for mine. However, you cannot limit another parents visits just because you want to. Obviously, the mom has her very valid reasons but, in order to limit the bio dad visits and rights, I would take him to Family Court... It sounds extreme, I know, but it is not. Parents in every country forget their RIGHTS regarding their children, are highly bonded to the fulfillment of their DUTIES. If bio dad is NOT fulfilling his duties, a Family Judge WILL take back his rights over the child, to protect her (i.e. reducing his visit ours, demanding him to spend xxx amount of hours with his child, etc.). Mom, dad: go to Family Court. Your child needs stability, a reliable bond and relationship with her dad, especially at her young age. For sure you will have issues with bio dad, but your child will thank you in the future.

[@danielleg4468]

My boyfriend absolutely does not like the same music as me. Yet he still goes to shows with me even if we’re in different crowds at a festival we’re checking in on eachother the whole time

[@rahrah97]

my immediate question to myself regarding the boy being scared of going to his dads is who is watching him when his dad is working all those hours/in school?? something is going on for sure.

[@stephjovi]

Story 6 I don't remember my dad. But I remember standing there wondering should I wait for him, he's most likely not gonna show up anyways and I'm missing a class I was otherwise gonna go to for no reason. I waited he called said he's already at the airport he's leaving. He's was 6. Not seeing him since I was around 7 hurt way less than waiting getting my hopes up just for him to cancel again.

[@TheEllakes]

We need scary stories soon 🖤

[@992dancer]

58:43 it sounds like bio dad is so inconsistent that it’s probably best to just not mention the visits ahead of time and just treat them as a happy surprise if he actually shows up. Otherwise that poor kid is going to keep internalizing the bio dad’s poor behavior.

[@Worms_in_the_Rose]

Story 4: just wanted to say I have a therapist and a life coach, both do separate things but both are equally helpful. Maybe they suggest a Life Coach?

[@astridburke3616]

Life coaches can be very tricky as they really don’t have credentials or official certifications. Some of them take advantage of the weaknesses of their clients to dominate them especially when they’re on high paying jobs. I’ve seen successful people do questionable things because of a life coach. It would be an insult to psychologists and licensed therapist to equate them with a life coach in my opinion.

[@Worms_in_the_Rose]

@@astridburke3616 I said they are equally important in my life. Dude isn't open to therapy but maybe the coach will tell him he needs to go. I did not say that they do the same jobs.

[@tanyah2005]

The 6 year old child and the bio dad and gran mother, the child has told the parents and shown great discomfort and mental health impact already anxiety manifesting as physical illness questioning if they are good enough...they are not listening. Take it back to court make arrangements that the grandmother can take the child for day a month and if the bio father wants to have a relationship with his child that's on him but the grandmother seems to actually be trying to create a bond over night stays are to much for the child and creating attachment issues when they return. They are not thinking what's best for the child by listening they are doing what they think is right by the bio dad put the child first and listen to what they are saying and expressing

[@randomapple64]

I absolutely agree. Also as someone who went through childhood abuse, I’m not entirely convinced that there isn’t some form of abuse happening at the dads house, whether it’s via the dad, or even the step mom and the kid associates that with being around his dad. My heart breaks for that kiddo

[@stephjovi]

Those kids devices should also be able to record. Probably not a bad idea if they can record if they don't feel safe somewhere

[@edenstanding8676]

Story 3: sometimes I get bad breath from stomach issues! If boyfriend has acid reflux it can smell SUPER funky, but as bad as you think it is for you, it's probably worse for him! That is why he is going so crazy trying to clean the smell away. Maybe he can try some sort of acid reflux treatment and see if that helps???

[@cassiemta]

On story 5 the shirt idea reminds of something I've seen people do that might work here. And this has been memed so its not a new idea. But maybe youve seen people who are incredibly tall or have a dostonguishing feature print a little business card that has all the cliche questions they get asked and the answers to them so every time someone asks they hand them a card. They could do the same thing "yes I've tried blank vitamin", "no I'm not interested in xyz diet", "this is a sensitive topic I'd rather not talk about at a celebratory event." Some people may get offended but i also think its funny enough it might just work 😅

[@michelleburdan8233]

Those chairs are beautiful. Where did you get them Morgan?

[@FatherKnowsSomething]

They're from article!! So comfy and the fabric has held up so well!

[@caseyhaley2684]

Op I am so sorry you are struggling with infertility if people ask just say you don't want kids the end shut it down,the friends who want you to go will understand if not who cares if you go,❤

[@flowergleamandglow9317]

I want to see you guys on tour but there are no dates in any cities near me 😭

[@alexnightray3204]

Story 3: It could be tonsil stones.

[@caseyhaley2684]

Hi Morgan like an addict you cannot convince someone to go to therapy,they have to want to,it's only if they have something to lose like a marriage kids etc that you might be able to convince them. I have a narcissist hopefully soon to be ex who was ordered by the court to do therapy with our daughters,he picked the therapist I never even spoke to her,he had a session with her,then my girls did,then he did,the only thing she said in passing was let's see if he actually wants to parent long story short he has now refused to even try another therapist with them because I will "undo all the work he does with them"he doesn't feel he has done anything wrong so refuses therapy for himself and our daughters

[@xxgloomi488]

My baby sitter would be all smiles to my mom & grandma if I brought food for breakfast once that door was closed she threw it in the trash.. a few years later she shook a baby till it was deaf 21:14 also my preschool force fed my broccoli and cheese because I wouldn't eat it 🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@victoriaskully]

Love fks. ❤

[@amandar4689]

26:40 this screams health issues. Or possibly tonsil stones? But more than likely it's a gut health or blood sugar issue. He needs a doctors appointment ❤

[@GosterMonster526]

Anyone else thinking of the song from Avenue Q from the title? No? Just me...?

[@С.Върбанова]

Sorry English isn’t my first language. About story 2 I study psychology and there’s a big possibility that the child starts to resent the other parent(that there are not living with at that certain moment) if they see the other parent with another partner AND if there not spending time with both of his parents at the same time. Because they think that mommy and daddy are not having good relationship, mommy is here with me but daddy is with another woman

[@Tulipgirl77777]

Story 5 - I don’t think either of you really understood what the writer was saying or had any understanding of how difficult it is to attend these events. Being told that “You have to show support.” which will come at the expense of her mental health isn’t helpful. Sometimes it’s ok to prioritise your own mental health and this is one of those situations.

[@jazzyj6368]

The smelly mouth could be tonsel stones. This is fixable. And no matter efforts if not approaches as stones it won’t be fixed

[@jazzyj6368]

Or…. I worked w a guy who’s kid suddenly had incurable smell. It ended up being his appendix rotting. He got it out just in time. This smell could be a sign.

[@tammycarter]

Story 3, bad breath. In my house, we call it dead breath. For me, it's stomach ulcers and smells and tastes like something died..

[@kathrynmcnay3861]

Story number two that fear is coming from somewhere and it might not even be his father maybe your baby daddy‘s wife is actually the one doing some sort of abuse. Maybe it’s not even physical. Maybe his wife is telling your son things whether they’re true or not that’s beside the point, it’s scaring him maybe to his family for their family. He already seems like he’s pretty stretched thin anyway she’s probably wanting to ensure that he will have his undivided attention towards her family. I really wouldn’t even look at your baby daddy. I would genuinely start looking at the wife.

[@kathrynmcnay3861]

Story number one he doesn’t want to be with her honestly it seems like he does want his girl best friend because he does count out to everything that she wants and needs, but doesn’t do that for you as his girlfriend he also refuses to meet your best friend who is a male And I’m gonna tell you why right now it’s because he knows that your male best friend is gonna be able to see right through him and see what he is actual intentions are I had a male best friend that I met at work. My boyfriend didn’t like him before he even met him and I didn’t understand why I was like that’s so fucking weird and then they finally met and my boyfriend was like all this did was confirm my suspicions he’s only wanting to be friends with you because he wants to be with you Cause he’s always telling you that he doesn’t think I’m a good guy and he never met me. Think you should break up with me because we have an age gap and all this stuff and I was like yeah you’re right and then I got pregnant and that male best friend all of a sudden his dynamic with me he was very disrespectful. He was always telling me I should terminate my pregnancy saying that I’m too young to be having kids and all this stuff and I don’t even understand why he was acting like that because my male best friend was eight years older than me, so there was also a decent age gap with him too and he was married and I met his wife and his wife and I enjoyed having friendship with him. I knew that wasn’t the topic for him because he was married and then I started finding out that you know him, and his wife would do. Threesomes and everything kind of started to click, but I refuse to believe it so I ignored it and then, even after I found out the gender of my son he was still trying to get me to abort the baby and then when he realized it had gotten to the point where I couldn’t abort anymore and I was 100% keeping my son, started being distant from me and I got fired shortly after and then now he’ll still text me every now and then wanting to know if me and my boyfriend are still together and then when he finds out that we are, he starts tapering away again so it just seems like your boyfriend knows that your male best friend will be able to see that your boyfriend is full of shit

[@Samantha12Sue]

Story 2: maybe you could go with your son to his fathers for one night? It could really be anything. Maybe there’s shapes on his wall at night or something. It could be so simple. But I would stay a night with him so he can have that little safety.

[@kaseybesack7665]

Get him a tongue scraper! Most bad breath comes from the tongue, dental hygienist here. Also Therabreath mouthwash.

[@tiffmitch702]

Story 5 yes i understand the uncomfortable feeling u get when asked but as a friend I probably wouldint think its a good reason not to show ? Kinds feels like your putting you feelings above your friends and pull your big girl pants on and deal with questions no big deal

[@Bookdragon3000]

Please bring Sam and Colby on for the spooky episode! 🙏🏻

[@LucyFord91]

Or Celina 👻

[@tasha1357]

Omg ! Holly passed? When?

[@Selana]

My parents tried to have me for 6 years- and the moment she gave up- they got pregnant

[@allisontrevino3062]

I feel so bad for dad when morgan is a little mean. I bet it makes him sad.

[@CaliHarris2798]

MAMATOT MAMATOT MAMATOT MAMATOT

[@naenaeromack946]

Hey! Can't believe I'm this early❤

[@kellymartin7696]

😊

[@ivylovesrunning]

Story 1: Eeew. Sounds like you are more into him than he ls into you. The relationship he has with his friend is unhealthily and possibly criminal. Please distant yourself and speak with her parents. He could be grooming her.

[@karinakissell9565]

From personal experience, it is NOT advised to ask young children about wanting to visit the parent they don't live with. (As long as safety isn't a concern) I do agree with reassuring her it's not her fault, she's not annoying, etc

[@Victoria-co5er]

Y’all got a partnership w LinkedIn?? Congrats!!