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<blockquote data-quote="Queen_Dopplepopolis" data-source="post: 2382363" data-attributes="member: 14323">My mother stole me from my father in a well-planned divorce.&nbsp; My grandmother came for a &quot;visit&quot; and the next thing I knew, I was on my way back to my mother's childhood home.&nbsp; I had aboslutely no desire to live with her.&nbsp; At the age of 11, I hated her (and still do for that matter).My father was never able to get custody of me - despite my mother's inability to parent (we're talking proven drug use, a string of wildly abusive boyfriends, liberal and public sexual encounters, as well as a HUGE gambling problem - my mom is a bad person).My dad did not fight for custody initially because he had hopes of getting back together with my mother/could not find my brother and me because my mom had hidden us with relatives.&nbsp; It was terrible.&nbsp; I did not see my father for nearly two years.GW makes such a strong point - you fight for her now or you may never get her.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Queen_Dopplepopolis, post: 2382363, member: 14323"] My mother stole me from my father in a well-planned divorce. My grandmother came for a "visit" and the next thing I knew, I was on my way back to my mother's childhood home. I had aboslutely no desire to live with her. At the age of 11, I hated her (and still do for that matter). My father was never able to get custody of me - despite my mother's inability to parent (we're talking proven drug use, a string of wildly abusive boyfriends, liberal and public sexual encounters, as well as a HUGE gambling problem - my mom is a bad person). My dad did not fight for custody initially because he had hopes of getting back together with my mother/could not find my brother and me because my mom had hidden us with relatives. It was terrible. I did not see my father for nearly two years. GW makes such a strong point - you fight for her now or you may never get her. [/QUOTE]

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