Fathers' Rights

So, I read Newsweek very frequently and today I read an article by Dahlia Lithwick on Rethinking Fathers' Rights.  Very smart lady, who hit it right on the head. 

She thinks that we need to improve the family-court system and to do this by telling true stories of real people.  And to not glorify the tales of kidnappings, and murder by the violent father that has finally snapped.  I agree with her because I have lived through this and have seen what a custody case can do to a man. 

Josh was a gentle soul that needed someone to love, his ex-wife was a dirty whore, who liked to play games with Josh.  Josh really wanted custody of his daughter but the courts were biased to the woman and left his daughter with his ex-wife.  Josh tried to fight his ex-wife multiple times for visitation rights and every time she won.  Finally, Josh felt beaten and overdosed one sad and lonely night.

The night Josh died was the worst night of my life and I will never forget him.  I also will never forgive his ex-wife for all of the games she played with him.  I just hope his daughter can one day grow up and know that her daddy was a good man.