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Oh and by the way, being a wife to my husband is one of the easiest things I’ve ever done.  He is a good and kind man who is sensitive to my emotions and appreciates me for everything I am.  He takes good care of me and I love taking care of him. It would take a lot of work to even try to start a fight with him because he is so understanding and willing to listen and work through whatever is upsetting me.  He is a wonderful man and we love each other so very much.  FYI:  treating a man like crap will not help him treat you with more respect or bind him to you more closely.  I hope you have learned your lesson.

Sincerely,
The Lucky One

P.s. (and I actually am truly grateful)  Thank you for filing for divorce and setting him free as you moved onto your next victim.  It gave my husband his life back and allowed me to meet the man I’d been waiting for all of my life.

http://www.postdivorcechronicles.com PostDivorceCoach
 Very nice!  I will have a letter to the first wife from the second coming soon.  There are always two sides to every story and each needs to be represented!  Thank you for your comment!

Sharmar11
What a crock ….. golden uterus syndrome for sure. For those step-mothers who have bent over backwards in an attempt to be ‘friends’ for the sake of the children; this is purely a slap in the face. A blatant attempt to shift the blame that some first wives excel.
This is something that my husbands ex would write. And typically, leaves out all her unwillingness, bitterness, hatred and honest insecurities.
Since the ex-wife is the first wife AND the mother of the children, she holds the key to a successful relationship with the second wife, step-mother to her children.  I have been on both sides, and this is pathetic.

http://www.postdivorcechronicles.com PostDivorceCoach
There are two sides to every coin.  This is one side.  The other side will be shown as well.  And, just because your experience is one that shows a first wife that is difficult, while I’m sure you are the example of perfect decorum in the relationship, does not mean that is the norm nor the rule.