- Jun 25, 2012
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Per level. How much would you let your DD train? Or how much would be too much for you to train? In terms of hours, days, whatever.
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I'm not exactly sure what you're getting at with this statement. As a divorced and remarried woman I find it pretty offensive. I love my daughter and will do ANYTHING to help her achieve her goals at the gym. My ex feels the same way. It has absolutely nothing to do with us being married. It has to do with being devoted to your child.Gymnastics is really important to my daughter, but I suspect that having parents who stay married (to each other) is probably more important...
I'm not exactly sure what you're getting at with this statement. As a divorced and remarried woman I find it pretty offensive. I love my daughter and will do ANYTHING to help her achieve her goals at the gym. My ex feels the same way. It has absolutely nothing to do with us being married. It has to do with being devoted to your child.
I'm not exactly sure what you're getting at with this statement. As a divorced and remarried woman I find it pretty offensive. I love my daughter and will do ANYTHING to help her achieve her goals at the gym. My ex feels the same way. It has absolutely nothing to do with us being married. It has to do with being devoted to your child.
Thanks for the reply. I CLEARLY read too much into your comment, and I am so sorry that I got my feathers ruffled. *blush* I can definitely see what you are saying and I'm so sorry I took it out of context.Oh my goodness... I certainly didn't mean to be offensive! But DD's gymnastics and my husband's and my differing opinions over what is "too much" is definitely a bone of contention between us. I just meant that ultimately, while it may seem really important to me in the moment, whether or not my daughter misses a week of practice during meet season to go visit my husband's parents is probably not worth the marital strife that my opposing it would cause. Please accept my appologies for any insult. It is wonderful that you and your ex are both equally committed to your daughter's gymnastics career. I wish my husband and I were.