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am i the butthole where opi's wife reveals that she's actually a psycho am i the butthole for telling my wife that she can leave

because I'm not kicking my older kids out? I'm a 43-year-old guy, and I've been with my current

wife, Amanda, who's 42 for the past six years. We have two daughters, Becca who's four,

and Eliza who's two, together, while I have two kids from my previous marriage, Liam, who's 17, and Sage,

who's 15. The divorce was less than amicable, and since my ex-wife had more money and a better

paying job, she was awarded primary custody, despite me fighting it. For the last eight years,

I've had my older kids every other weekend and on Wednesdays. A few weeks ago, my older kids asked if they

could live with us full time due to issues with their stepdad. Liam especially had come to blows with him a few

times, and even their mother thought that it would be for the best. I did talk to my wife about it, and I know that

she wasn't happy as she feels uncomfortable around my older kids, although

this is something she neglected to tell me until we had our first child together. Things since

Liam and Sage moved in have been hard, and as much as I'd love to get some family therapy,

my wife is against it and we're on a waiting list. Before, when my kids would come over,

my wife would take our daughters

to her parents a lot to give us space, even though I never asked for it. Now, don't get me wrong,

I'm sure being a step-parent is difficult, but my kids are really good kids. They have straight A's,

lots of friends, plays sports, and are incredibly respectful. I know I'm biased, but people go out of their way to tell me these

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