Relationship, Ex

[mz048]

is it acceptable to bring my new partners gifts for my kids, into my ex's home, after being asked not to?

[hellywelly4]

I wouldn’t have thought so.

[aelmpvw]

thought the new covid rules put paid to such dilemmas?

[calmck]

How old are the kids. Can you tell them you have the gifts and will give them when they are with you.

[elliemay1]

If you were asked not to then you know what to do

[Old_Geezer]

Why would one need to ? If the kids are living with your ex then I don't see why they'd make an issue about it. It's the kids' presents not your new partner's.

Other than that, it would be poor form to ignore a request but I don't think there's any law against it.

[Samuraisan]

No, absolutely not. You would be initiating a fight. Have some respect for your ex., no doubt the children will have plenty other presents and would appreciate them more at a later date anyway.

[douglas9401]

If somebody asks/tells you not to do something but you go ahead and do it anyway you can't be surprised when it all gets heated.

Are you fond of a fight or just the stirring part?

[dance2trance]

Absolutely not. What a rat you are stirring it up at Christmas. It is over. MOVE ON he does not want you. Stop stirring it up. You get no sympathy from me Madam!

[Maydup]

^^^^ Now who's stirring it up at Christmas?! This post is nearly a week old! Stop digging up old threads will you.

[Prudie]

Madam? Well we are making assumptions and mine is you are male with a new woman, she has bought presents for your kids and your ex-woman doesn't want these presents in her home where presumably your kids live? Do what the ex asks, why wouldn't you?