I don’t intend to beat this subject to death, but I feel that now that the horrific genie is out of the bottle it needs to be properly addressed. Writing this out is also a type of psychic cleansing for me since I feel this has polluted our otherwise stellar life. 

Example Statements of an Obsessed Alienator 

  • I love my children. If the court can’t protect them from their abusive father, I will. 
  • Even though he’s never abused the children, I know it’s a matter of time. 
  • The children are frightened of their father. 
  • If they don’t want to see him, I’m not going to force them. 
  • They are old enough to make up their own minds.

 This is the last email I received from my ex-wife on February 25, 2008.  

Jim,  

Maddy does not want to go with you. I know Wednesday night is your time and I am fully aware of our custody agreement, I have told Maddy that she is supposed to go with you when it is your time to have with her. She is just not going to be forced anymore. Now that she is getting older she is being more assertive of how she feels and I can’t take the kid and drag her against her will. I really don’t know what else to tell you right now.

  

I have not seen or heard from either of my daughters since receiving this message.

 

So far this year my birthday (actually second year in a row), Father’s Day (actually second year in a row as well - with my ex-wife intentionally planning a barbecue at her house on this day last year, and I only know this because I had minimal contact with my daughters at that time), and finally my daughter’s high school graduation have passed and I did NOT receive any form of communication from any of them. I am forced to ASSUME my daughter graduated since no one in my family received any form of announcement or invitation to the event.

 

I think the facts speak for themselves.

 

 

2 Responses to “Example Statements of an Obsessed Alienator”

  1. Meredith said

    Mjlewis,

    I am finding out that I am a minority. I am the mother and I am supposed to have primary custody.He has done everything in his power to teach my boys to hate me and my family.I hate what you are going through.I hate it for the kids.I have decided to take my ex back to court for contempt.He brings them home when he wants to. I am sick about the situation.Why can’t we live in peace.I will be praying for you and your family.It is very hard on everyone.I think maybe by communicating with others about this, we can help each other cope. I don’t have any friends or contacts that are going through this. How old is your daughter? My boys are 8 and 11.I am ready to give up or make him abide by the visitation that the judge set in place, but how? If I can help you, let me know. I would love any input you have too.
    Thanks,
    Meredith

  2. rnjlewis said

    hanks for posting on our blog. Our parental alienation posts have received a
    lot of responses and some of our family remains in denail that there isn’t more
    we can do with the situation with our girls. Our girls are fifteen and
    eighteen. They have to decide to completely cut their biological dad and me (
    their step-mother) out of their life. I have a six year old and they want no
    parts of him either, hard for him to understand. Their mother has encouraged it
    and says she won’t do anything the girls don’t want to do including counseling.
    The girls need counseling very bad and we fear for their adult life without it.

    Your situation is hard too. If I were you and the boys are 8 and 11 and
    depending on what state you live in, I would file petitions of contempt. Your
    kids are way too young and you actually stand a fighting chance of putting this
    to a stop if you are persistent. It will cost money but if you have a smart
    lawyer and he is found in contempt then he can make him pay your court costs, or if you can’t afford a lawyer lots of states have a free lawyer
    program. To be honest I would just keep taking him to court for contempt, soon
    the court is going to get tired of it.

    Some other things I would do….1. Get your kids counseling. This may seem
    really scary in the beginning. But if you find a good counseler it can only be
    good. The kids may have been brainwashed and they will need behavioral therapy
    to change that.

    2. See if your state offers a co-parenting class and then when you go for
    contempt make this part of the court order that your ex attends these classes
    with you.

    3. Be there for your kids. Never talk bad about your ex even when the kids
    bring up that he says this about you. Just tell them that your not and move on
    to another subject.

    4. Be patient.

    If you need support please feel free to write me back!

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