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**A little possibly useless history on the situation:** I've been happily divorced for 2 years or so. I tried to make it last as long as I could for my daughters sake, and for her sister who's dad died when she was really young (not that he was ever around anyway, so I was all she really knew as a dad since a few months old). but after 5+ years of being together, and just under 2 married. It was finally justified that it was time to go. (since I know someone will ask, not claiming I was perfect but after years of her being lazy, messy, shitty with money, untrustworthy, cold, and numerous other things, being cheated on multiple times on my first deployment sealed the deal. Always had suspicions at previous time but never confirmed, only reason she told me this time is cause her friend said if she wouldn't tell me, then she was going to.) so blah blah blah, enough useless information. We agreed on everything in the divorce, which included joint custody, her primary me secondary. Which worked out fine because she wasn't going anywhere so I get to see my daughter whenever I want when I'm not deployed. But after 3 months of a finalized divorce^we^fucked^once , she got engaged twice, and found another unfortunate military guy to remarry. They now have orders to a base 8 hours away, which isn't bad, it could be worse. but still is not great. After our divorce, mostly since she got remarried we haven't had many issues and can be in each other's presence without any issues. We joke and talk shit about our marriage, had a few serious talks about why I haven't moved on or even had a relationship longer than one night since the divorce, which I gladly informed her she was partially responsible for. I got a lot of issues from that marriage but that's another story so I guess you could almost say were…..uhh "friends"….
<bot>: fixed the common mistake of marriage, we have a daughter, with joint custody, capable of being slightly jolly ole friends, I want shared custody, don't want to make the convenience we have now worse by going to court