Some parents may attempt to alienate the other parent from the children. But I would avoid using the terms PAS and Parental Alienation Syndrome as they specifically refer to the pro-pedofile psychiatrist's quack "syndrome"
There are no words to describe the pain this causes in our home. We have watched it developing over time and it is getting worse. My heart aches when I see my DH say hi to his son at sport but his son ignores him to keep his mom happy. They were so close when I met him. So loving and happy and free to love each other. He is a wonderful Dad and he loves them so much. They are lovely kids who should be allowed to love their father in a way that doesn't have to be kept secret. It's hard not to get angry.
When he met me (she left him for another man 2 years earlier), she started saying she was scared of losing the children but then she goes about making sure she holds onto them by doing just what she fears to their father. How can that be ok? It's not ok. It's like - I am so afraid of this happening to me, I will make it happen to someone else.
Ah! Ok. Thanks!
Ah! Ok. Thanks!
I would try Google. It works
I would try Google. It works for me when I can't figure something out.
Oh well then, BM totally
Oh well then, BM totally PASed DH. Those hateful bitches. I hope they reap what they sew!
PAS was designed to protect
PAS was designed to protect men who were sexually abusing their children.
http://www.stopfamilyviolence.org/info/custody-abuse/parental-alienation...
Some parents may attempt to alienate the other parent from the children. But I would avoid using the terms PAS and Parental Alienation Syndrome as they specifically refer to the pro-pedofile psychiatrist's quack "syndrome"
Thanks Mike. There are no
Thanks Mike.
There are no words to describe the pain this causes in our home. We have watched it developing over time and it is getting worse. My heart aches when I see my DH say hi to his son at sport but his son ignores him to keep his mom happy. They were so close when I met him. So loving and happy and free to love each other. He is a wonderful Dad and he loves them so much. They are lovely kids who should be allowed to love their father in a way that doesn't have to be kept secret. It's hard not to get angry.
When he met me (she left him for another man 2 years earlier), she started saying she was scared of losing the children but then she goes about making sure she holds onto them by doing just what she fears to their father. How can that be ok? It's not ok. It's like - I am so afraid of this happening to me, I will make it happen to someone else.
They know not what they do.