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We talk on the phone every night (he wants to check up on me everyday and just to talk). Anyway yesterday night I told him "baby ima go to sleep early" and didn't get any response for a while so I decided to put my phone on silent and try to sleep. An hour later, I checked my phone and he gave me a missed call and multiple messages - he sounded quite angry.. in his messages he said this:
"i was sleeping so i didn't get back to u sooner. why didn't u call me instead of messaging me? next time just call!! you couldve woken me up so we can still talk. and you only gave me one sentence without an explanation. how do u think I feel? its so suspicious. you hardly call me. i always call u. i feel like you dont care about me and you never take me seriously. if you can't take me seriously just tell me and i will let you go and find someone who would be serious with me and take me seriously." and then called him to sort it out.
- I hardly call him (I only message him) because in my previous relationship, I used to call my ex at random times and he would tell me off and didn't like me calling him unless I message him first. So that is why Im abit nervous to call my current boyfriend at random times.. i never told him this though
Am I in the wrong here? ? Is he right to be upset?

I am just using this couple as an example only:

Dad denied access to children by ex wife

They are both z-listers in the UK and she is constantly calling the paps and he is constantly tweeting about her and their issues.

To the bigger issue, are children turned against their fathers following divorce?
Should dads have the right to visitation following divorce?
What if the dad was abusive, an alcoholic, a former criminal, a gambler, not a good person (e. g. a liar, a layabout, put his friends before his family)?

Are children the victims between bitter exes?
Will the children suffer from all the negative publicity in cases such as this?
Dad makes a mistake, is then punished in the courts so the child gets a negative view of their dad?

Children turned about dads following divorce