#37 - Depressed Dad?

12/05/22 • 10 min

A mom tries to decide how to deal with her ex whom she thinks is depressed but may also be trying to manipulate her to drop child support.
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Coparent Academy Podcast - #37 - Depressed Dad?

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Ron Gore 00:00
This next one is kind of complicated. I feel like there's a lot going on in the subtext of this one. And the title of this Reddit post is child's dad is depressed.
Ron Gore 00:10
She says: "The father of my child confided that he's depressed. The thing is, we're not together and a lot has transpired over the past year in his life. On one note, I do want to empathize with him. But it conflicts with my emotions, and also the well being of our child. He strongly believes