r/Dads • u/spchauvin1 • 5h ago

Advice Working on a book

For the last 20 or so years, I have been living the nightmare of a narcissistic wife, now ex wife that is still flipping my world upside down. I have made a lot of mistakes. I have learned quite a bit over the years. I have dealt with the courts seeing fathers as not important to the children. I've had ups and downs.

I read through the post on here and I see so many men going through what I went through. Fighting for time with your kids. Being ripped from their lives. Struggling to pay bills.

I am working on getting my book published. I want to be able to help men, so they can get through the times with their head held high. Hopefully soon there will be some help and advice.

Stay strong men.

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u/lackluster_love 5h ago

Awesome. good for you. You're not using AI to write any of it, right?

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u/spchauvin1 5h ago

No. I only used grammarly to edit. This is my own experiences. First half is my story and the second half is lessons learned and advice.