she has drawn a line that if we want to remain her friend, we can’t be his friend. But there's more to it than that ...
DEAR ANNIE: I have a friend who I have known since junior high . We weren’t super close friends but always stayed in touch even though we lived across the country from each other. She married another dear friend I’ve known even longer. They were married for over 30 years and have two children.
Our daughter moved here shortly after we did and met their son, and they are now in a serious relationship. This wouldn’t be a problem except for our children’s relationship. The ex-wife has turned her son against his father, and he won’t go anywhere with his father or be involved with anything where his father is involved. We have tried very hard to remain neutral, but it’s causing problems for our children.
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