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"Today, Anna did something really, really out of line. Not dangerous or illegal or anything, but worthy of some serious conversation (which we&amp;#039;ll be having later, I assure you) and a redefining of some of the rules that govern her life. In other words, she&amp;#039;s in trouble. Big, serious, &amp;quot;Mom&amp;#039;s not happy with you at ALL&amp;quot; trouble. My first impulse was to email Peter this morning and unload it all on him, but I stopped myself. Does this affect him? No. This is really between me and Anna, and he&amp;#039;s not involved in any way. It would either make him angry and open up a whole can of worms that he&amp;#039;d likely take out on the both of us, or he&amp;#039;ll shrug it off, which would make me angry because he&amp;#039;s not taking it seriously enough. Is it worth it to me? Nope. So mum&amp;#039;s the word on this one where he is concerned, and it feels....weird. Not bad weird. Just weird. That&amp;#039;s an improvement though - I no longer feel guilty over not sharing every single moment of their lives with him. After all, he&amp;#039;s the one who made the decision to turn himself into a part-time parent. He&amp;#039;s lost the right to know every detail anymore. And maybe, it&amp;#039;s not such a bad thing for Anna and I to work this one out ourselves. Do you feel guilty when you don&amp;#039;t tell your ex about every transgression on the kid&amp;#039;s part? Or do you feel like it&amp;#039;s none of his business what goes on under your roof anymore? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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