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Nanajdsfsd's picture

My husband retired last year at age 57. He has two grown daughters, the oldest (36) lives near us, the other (30) lives 3 hours away. We have a pool at our house and during the summer the oldest comes over and struts around in her bikini all day, never wears a cover up, even in the house. Half the time she has her friends over and when I get home it's like Hugh Hefners playboy mansion in my backyard. Her friends flirt out right with my husband and are all either rude or totally ignore me like I am invisible. He acts so ignorant when I point it out to him. I have two grandsons that sometimes come and swim along with their teen male friends. Is it wrong for me to expect the females to have some modesty? My husband thinks I'm just jealous. Their relationship is a little weird anyways. He still manages all her $ and she has yet to succeed in a relationship. Both his daughters are rude to me, ignore me, speak over me. I could go on and on. Recently I told him I am going to quit taking it so personally as it is not about me and I am convinced if they had their way he would be alone the rest of his life. I have one surviving daughter around the same age as the SDs and they treat her like crap too. Although she gets along exceptionally well with my husband. They hate that. I try to stay out of their business but sometimes I struggle with him not noticing how they treat me. I struggle too with his babying them and stocking their bank accounts and cupboards. Never a thank you for my gifts at Christmas and birthdays, never a happy birthday from them and recently the younger one took a trip and returned with two gifts for him.. She gave them to my husband while I was sitting right there. Could have just as well said screw you to my face. So glad I found his blog. Thought I was going nutso. We met after his marriage dissolved. We have been married 11 years, dated 5 before that. I have lost hope that things will ever get better. I am in my dream home and dread the coming summer.

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Nanajdsfsd's picture

The SD's has a 10 year old girl who goes out of state with her dad all summer. SD works at the school so she has summers off. When I read all these posts about divorced fathers being permissive and giving their kids whatever they want it described my situation to a T. I always feel they are competing with me over everything. They smile at me when he is looking and when he's not they snarl. The younger SD is getting married this summer. When my daughter got married last fall this SD came over the next day and complained about everything, called my husbands tuxedo a black nike monkey suit, said the ceremony was too long, she didn't like the other bridesmaids, nothing nice at all. My daughter was kind enough to have both SD's in her wedding and the SD's girl. Not even sure if I am invited to the coming wedding. No one in my family is in it. I know that for sure.

You are right, he is being an ass and totally ignores everything so he doesn't have to deal with it. I am stopping all the gifts, all the special meals, taking them on trips, all of it. Done, done.

Icansorelate's picture

So your DH is home all day (retired) and spends his days hosting pool parties that are still going on when you get home from work? There is no way I would put up with that. I am not sure how you can put a stop to it?

Any chance you and DH can downsize and move to a smaller house not so close to the SD?

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^^^THIS^^^^^
I can tell you that when I am looking forward to a night without people over if I was to walk in to a house/pool of people I wasn't planning on dealing with I can assure you SO will wish he handled the situation. BUT the house we live in is my house BUT even if it wasn't and back when I was married we had a rule that we checked with each other (common courtesy) before allowing/inviting others over. Shoot- even my roommate back in the day would call to see if having people over was cool and we were 18 & 19 back then.

Are these girls in regular swimwear or in thongs in front of your grandchildren?