Ask Amy: My boyfriend has three children and shows blatant favoritism toward one

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Ask Amy: My boyfriend has three children and shows blatant favoritism toward one
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I'm worried that if he doesn’t start acknowledging the deeper issues and rectifying his relationship with his daughter, his ex will take him to court (rightfully so).

DEAR AMY: My boyfriend “Steve” and I have been together for over two years. He is extremely kind and generous to me. I can see a long-term future with him.He and his ex-wife have an acrimonious relationship, but have a loose agreement regarding the children. He gets the kids every other weekend and also sees them during the weekdays.

When we get into arguments about the kids, he will blame the kids for me being upset and will punish them. I am worried that if he doesn’t start acknowledging the deeper issues and rectifying his relationship with his daughter, his ex will take him to court . You are someone outside these family units who nonetheless has an inside view and a valid point of view regarding these children.

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