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Anonymous
My husband children (Tess and Alyssa) are from another marriage. Since we have been married, there has been so much drama in our lives with his family. His daughter Alyssa is very manipulative and expects her dad to drop everything and cater to her "needs" no matter what we are doing. He has given her money and we both babysit. It has just been 3 years of drama with her. Also during that time, he has a brother that over dosed and died (which no one helped him with cleaning out his house or the funeral but me) another brother that has constantly called to borrow money and I even did his laundry because he lived in a motel room due to his drug use and a niece that moved in with us for 5 weeks and did nothing. Then we (me) found her a house and helped set up everything, followed by another 6 months of my husband driving back and forth (over an hour each way) to pick up and take her kids home, because she did not want them full time. ALL of this has caused a huge strain on our marriage. Now, after we had a big argument because of the stress and me feeling like I was always second to everything. (He even left me alone during a Thanksgiving week with my dog that was dying to take his daughter and her little girl to visit his other daughter and her family) He got into a huge argument because I said Alyssa needed to get a backup babysitter. It resulted in me throwing a glass, not at him, and then he restrained me. And I told him if you don't let me go, I am going to call the police and he then said "I'll call the police and they can take you to jail". So he called the police, I called right back and tried to stop it but I couldn't and they took pictures of my wrist and took him to jail. His daughters blame me and have given him an ultimatum that he had to choose between me and them, or he would never see his grandchildren again. We are in marriage counseling now and he is recognizing a lot of things. He has told them that he called the police and that he had put me through a lot but his daughters accuse him of "sweeping things under the rug". I have been banned by them from ever being around them. They did that to him in another relationship he had. I saw how manipulative Alyssa was from the very beginning and now they have banned me too. We are both in our seventies and the stress is just too much. I don't want his daughters to feel that way but the therapist we are going to said this is not about me, it's about them trying to manipulate and dictate what their father does. I guess in the end, I pray that our relationship with his daughters gets somehow there can be a reconciliation between his daughters and I but they are just plain mean. I pray that God strengthen our marriage through all of this.
Received: May 8, 2026
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