This_person
Well-Known Member
I believe you'll never accept the guilt you should, but - as I've said before - that's your cross to bear, and you'll have to explain that on your judgement day.JPC sr said:Your dirty opinion just makes me angry and I will never wear your dressings of guilt.
You had other options, but running away was far too easy because you apparently have no responsibility level towards your family. You had the option not to run, to maintain your son's dignity by being there for him, to face your faults like a man. You ran. To this day, you still seem unaware that you can't run away from yourself.But you say that justifies the unjust child support and that is not true. If at that time - if I had some real options, or some real assistance that would have helped me to protect and defend my own family then I say things would have happened differently.
Leaving your responsibilities behind was not your only choice, it was the easy road at the time. You made your choice, and your son and wife paid the price for your lack of responsibility. I presume your hair is so messed in your webpage picture because you still can't look at yourself in the mirror.
The really sad thing for your son and society in general is that I believe you do see it as immoral. You're so self-centered, self-indulged that you see a man's responsibility first to himself, second to anything else he chooses, and last to his family. I say these things based upon your words. You don't see deserting your son and wife as immoral. That was just the only choice you had. You blame child support and divorce laws, but those were not happening yet - they weren't a part of the equation. You blame everything else but the culprit - YOU.Like pay the dirty thievery or not, as I see that as an immoral choice.
Your dirty opinion just makes me angry and I will never wear your dressings of guilt.



