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Dear Ann Landers,
"When you marry a divorced man you marry the whole package-the ex-mate, the kids, the ex-in-laws, old friends, and so on." You gotta be crazy. I married a divorced man and there's nothing in my marriage contract that says I have to be bothered with any of the aforementioned kooks. My husband's ex-wife is a religious fanatic who reads the Bible with one hand and drinks 175 gin with the other. Her children are going to be just like her. American courts seem to have the insane idea that children are better off with their mother, even if she is a nut, so I say let her paddle her own canoe. And why don't you talk about something else for a change?-Outspoken

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, I have the feeling that he can’t remem-ber my name, or I wonder if it’s because he doesn’t want to get mixed up and call me by the name of one of his ex-wives. I’ve asked him sev-eral times to please call me Jane, but it hasn’t done one bit of good. What do you make of this, Ann? Am I super sensitive or what? Should I keep harping on this or shut up? -Babe No. 4 in Virginia

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