Annoying ex- wife’s, are all ex wife’s the same why or why not???
543434
Having been on both sides of the "ex" fence, I can say with assurance that some females simply cannot grasp that the man they are with can be with someone after her, and some females simply cannot grasp that the man they are with was with someone before her. (Men do it too, it isn't a gender issue, it is a maturity issue.)I was married to a man who currently has a show on A&E! I have to listen to his "woman" tell lies and take credit for my children, and guess what....I hate it. On the other side, I have an ex-boyfriend whose current whateversheis  feels duty-bound to berate me for my conduct in situations that she was not privy to. All I can say for sure is that ultimately, YOU are responsible for YOUR conduct, and while losing your patience is understandable, it is probably better to always take the high road. Additionally, as an often attacked, but never bested ex, I can say without exception that a soft answer always turns away wrath, and ignoring small children(or adults acting like two-year olds) tends to put a stop to immature behavior. (On the practical side, a good log to document another's constant bad behavior goes a long way in court and should always be used.)
239131
This would probably be a problem for my hubby if we ever divorced because he is not only my husband he is my BEST friend.  We would have even more trouble trying to stop being best friends!  They do share a past together but it is very disrespectful that he does this to you.  Their conversation should be on the children NOT on what each other had for breakfast!  watch this closely because there r obviously feelings still left on both sides.  He will always hold a place for her in his heart-she is the mother of his children but I m with u- they r taking it way too far
998748
Absolutely.  I just got married and I had an "ex-girlfriend" only table at the wedding.  One of the highlights of our wedding album is a picture of my wife and I along with the 4 ex's.
1006022
Yes, after I got divorced. Don't be jealous!
105005
Do they have children together?If so no.He will allways be a father and need to be in contact with her about the children.If no children are involved and they just talk to have something to laugh and giggle about,yes tell him it bothers you.\n\nSorry I thought you said ex wife not family.\nHow long were they maarried?I am divorced,was married for 12 years,and my ex stays in touch with my family,it's ok with me and her new husband.If they were married along time they probably feel he is a part of their family.Bonds grow with family during a marriage,and just because him and his spouse didnt get along,dont mean her family dislikes him
562967
Fuggedaboudit.  Would you like your husband to keep in touch with his exes?...
973345
No way this is normal. You need to put a stop to this-pronto!   There is a reason she is the "ex" so you have every right to remind him of this. He should be over her by now and have made the commitment of being with you. He's married to you now so he hasn't any reason discussing anything with her or being under her control. With exception of talking about the kid anything else concerning the two of you is is none of her business. He's out of whack for communicating with her like this. Time for a reality adjustment. So get up close in his face and tell him in no uncertain terms to shut that big mouth of his. What a lot of nerve. If you're wondering about what I think I think it sucks big time and is callous and disrespectful toward you. That shrew of an ex needs to be put in her place also. Who cares if she went "nuts". She's nuts if she thinks she had any say about the two of you being married! Who the hell is she anyway? Tell her to butt out of your lives. Share a relationship with the ex? God no!! So put your foot down unless you're considering becoming another ex.
1051073
I married a pert... now... we're divorced...\n\nNOW she's an expert.  I think the same is true of you!
587069
You do NOT know my exwife. \n\ngrin
1098011
My ex-husband (at least that's his opinion).  He follows all the rules because he was the one making them up.  \n\nNot only did he follow the rules, but he was never wrong.  No wonder he's an ex!
927078
No your not, he could have just said this is my wife and this is and said the ex's name, or he could have said this is said the ex wife's name and then said and this is my wife and then said your name.\n\nConsidering that you have just said that the ex-wife threatens and shouts at him a lot, maybe he just thought it would be easier to do that than having to deal with her. However all you can do is support him and love him and try not to deal with her drama
177709
Well, did her ex say something to piss you off, or do you just have anger issues? It can be irritating to think of the past relationships of our mates, but just because he dated her doesn't mean he deserves a beating.
1025688
Oh, nooooo....  Sounds like your husband needs to grow up and not listen to anyone but his new wife.  The situation you expressed is not a healthy and normal one.  He needs to step up and tell his ex to butt out and to tell his family that he will tolerate no more judgements from them.  What happens between the two of you is your business only.  Best of luck.
722838
I dont think you should be talking to your EX at all. And the fact that you are sneaking around makes me think you want something from her. There is a reason she is your EX. YOu should quit contacting her. And when your wife finds out I hope she kicks your scandalous a$$!
274223
whatever made him your "ex" is more than likely still true about him.  Women think they'll change men - they never do!  We may quit whatever you dislike for a while, but it always comes back.
1037722
I HAD a friend that was straight up annoying. She irritated the hell out of me...I even told her that I had no idea why we were friends because we had nothing in common. We fell off for other reasons, but we were friends for like 10 years.\nShe annoyed me most of that time.
1077761
It's a great question... really it is.\n\nI find myself making that call a lot.\n\nI'd say... consider the GREATER GOOD... and act accordingly.\n\nFor example... My wife doesn't like ANY INTERACTION with my EX-WIFE... she doesn't even like me TALKING to her... But my SON (who lives with me) is a product of that marriage.\n\nSometimes My ex and I will communicate through e-mail... to deal with an issue... and I'll just NOT MENTION that to my current wife.\n\nThe greater good.   There are other examples... but this one I think is pretty cut and dried.