Of course . I guess it just stems from wanting her to stop playing the games because we are all grown and I just didn’t think it was very appropriate of her to make the moves that she was making, especially when it comes down to the boundaries that are already set. I respect him and I respect her, but I can’t continue to just let things fly by when me and my boyfriend are trying our hardest to be respectful about a lot of things that she’s doing. And the guilt tripping and gaslighting that she does has become very exhausting to deal with, and he’s on his lim too but just like you said, he doesn’t want any conflict of her being bitter, keeping his son away from him. I hate that he even feels like she would, but I understand why.
Omg that’s so annoying. And the child is a year. It’s not like they can actually talk or have anything important to say 🤦🏻♀️ I mean I get it, how she may want to keep him from him, I would have reiterate the times she can call because that’s just not acceptable.
You're not wrong for wanting that, and your feelings are valid, but I also understand your boyfriend's fear of retaliation if he decides to put his foot down. If the agreement is in the morning before daycare and at night before bed, then I would suggest that he sticks to that agreement for the most part. I would take some comfort in the fact that even though she's clearly playing games that it sounds like your boyfriend is doing what he can in the situation to be respectful to you while also not provoking her.