They said I needed to file a counter-petition and a motion to enforce the court orders and also a motion to enforce based on alleged breach of contract. And then of course, they couldn't tell me how/where to find those, because they want money, which I don't have at all.
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You shouldn't even notice things like this.
I didn't. She told me she disabled all of her social media because she needs privacy, and not from me. This came to light for her this past week. She went to an out of town meeting for work, and she ran into someone she had not talked to in years that works for the same company, but in a town about an hour away. She explained to her that she got off social media for privacy reasons...and the other lady was like "oh wait...that was YOU going through the D?" W and I have agreed not to talk to coworkers about the D because we work for the same company more or less...and she's friends with some of my office mates. She's confirmed with them that I haven't talked to them about anything...but it appears that the entire company knows about the situation...so rather than saving face, she's forced to accept that HER friends have been gossiping about our D. So that's kind of funny. She's still mad about MY social media posts in the past...but she knows that 1) my posts haven't caused her to lose face and 2) her friends talk too much. It's really funny how all of her actually mature "friends" seem to think she's being stupid. Well...I agree. But I don't talk to them about it.
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She also tried the "Poor Me" Sad Approach. Don't buy it.
Oh, there's ZERO doubt she's sad. But her motives are still selfish, so that's not going to change anything. She can be sad. Motives matter.
It's really funny how all of her actually mature "friends" seem to think she's being stupid. Well...I agree. But I don't talk to them about it. 