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oh.hey.mamajae
oh.hey.mamajae :
Loving this!
2026-09-27 02:22:57
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I got this last year from too!
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The version of you that survived that abusive relationship had to do whatever it took to keep the peace. 🛑 She walked on eggshells, she constantly managed his moods, she over-explained herself, and she shrank herself down just to get through the day safely. You owe that version of yourself everything, because her survival instincts got you out. Thank her for doing the heavy lifting. But here is the hard truth: the woman who survived the relationship cannot be the same woman who fights this custody battle. If you bring those same survival tactics into family court—if you try to manage his emotions, keep the peace, or over-explain yourself—he will use it to maintain coercive control and destroy you on paper. You have to outgrow the woman who got you here. Right now, in the middle of all this chaos, you have to find the woman you are becoming. That woman is the CEO of her custody case. She doesn't plead with a high-conflict ex to be a good parent. She drops the rope, switches to strict B.I.F.F. communication, and parallel parents like a professional. She doesn't manage his feelings; she manages the facts, the timelines, and the documentation. You are allowed to step out of the survival mode that kept you small, and step into the strategy that will keep you safe. 👇 Comment WARRIOR to join The Custody Warrior Collective. We are a community of women in the trenches together, learning exactly how to build these boundaries, document the abuse, and become the women we need to be to win this. 📲🛡️

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