Houshphandzadeh wrote:ReadingPhilly wrote:Houshphandzadeh wrote:my cousin mose wrote:real heavy for a random thoughts thread
Would you guys be able to amicably split time with the kid?
good question. if this goes splitsville is a pennsylvania move back on?
Then you'd be driving back every weekend?
my cousin mose wrote:i hope an amicable split could be feasible. and as much as I'd love a move back to the philly area, brody deserves more than a dad who'd just leave him at the drop of a hat, if that makes sense. in other words, i'd rather be with my son than be able to attend phils games in person
Houshphandzadeh wrote:my cousin mose wrote:i hope an amicable split could be feasible. and as much as I'd love a move back to the philly area, brody deserves more than a dad who'd just leave him at the drop of a hat, if that makes sense. in other words, i'd rather be with my son than be able to attend phils games in person
maybe a house down the road?
my cousin mose wrote:Houshphandzadeh wrote:my cousin mose wrote:i hope an amicable split could be feasible. and as much as I'd love a move back to the philly area, brody deserves more than a dad who'd just leave him at the drop of a hat, if that makes sense. in other words, i'd rather be with my son than be able to attend phils games in person
maybe a house down the road?
you had me at hello
Houshphandzadeh wrote:my cousin mose wrote:Houshphandzadeh wrote:my cousin mose wrote:i hope an amicable split could be feasible. and as much as I'd love a move back to the philly area, brody deserves more than a dad who'd just leave him at the drop of a hat, if that makes sense. in other words, i'd rather be with my son than be able to attend phils games in person
maybe a house down the road?
you had me at hello
can your finances handle it?
WilliamC wrote:This is not advice because I can't understand the situation you are in right now but I think your kid will understand someday if not sometime soon that you are doing what is best for everyone involved if you are doing it like that.
Things that upset the kid now might be the things that one day make the kid thank you for not raising him in a certain situation.
VoxOrion wrote:CrashburnAlley wrote:VoxOrion wrote:All you have to do is pick up an instrument you don't know how to play, try and play it, and you'll have the easiest example of objectivity in music. One can take the "Make a joyful noise" thing too far.
That is subjective, though. We are socialized to believe that certain arrangements of sounds are pleasing, while others (like random strumming by a guitar newbie) are not.
It's not subjective. You're taking relativism to a "socialized" degree that is nonsensical.