Hola amigos, lo primero perdonar si no es el lugar adecuado para
escribir, pero soy nueva en esto y no sabia donde podia postear.

Me llamo Alexandra y tengo una niña ahora mismo de 5 años, llevo tres
años separada (no llegamos a casarnos). Hace 6 meses llegue a un
acuerdo con mi ex para la manutencion de la niña por el cual me pasa
200 euros al mes, es una sentencia judicial. En realidad no fuimos a
juicio, yo estaba muy nerviosa y lo quise solucionar de la mejor
manera sin hacer daño ni nada, ademas me quede con la patria potestad
y custodia compartida.

Despues de estos 6 meses me arrepiento del acuerdo al que llegue,
puesto que de momento nunca paga a primeros como pone en la sentencia
y ya ha habido algun mes que ni a pagado y yo no estoy para estar todo
el dia llamandole por telefono.

En fin, creia que se iba a portar bien por la niña que tenemos pero he
visto y oido que esta hecho un perdido. No me paga libros, la he
tenido que poner un aparato en los dientes y me ha dicho que los
caprichos los pague yo, asi con todo.

Me gustaria saber como habria de proceder para subir la manutencion de
la niña, si es posible hacer esto, como veis no tengo ni idea. Ademas
creo que ya en euro el me tendria que aplicar a los 200 euros el ipc.
Espero que alguien me pueda hechar una mano.

Muchas gracias.

possibility of
doubting. But then, at particular times, by God's help, the same sense
of things revives again, like fire that lay hid in ashes. I suppose the
grounds of such a conviction of the truth of divine things to be just
and rational; but yet, in some, God makes use of their own reason much
more sensibly than in others. Oftentimes persons have (so far as could
be judged) received the first saving conviction from reasoning which
they have heard from the pulpit; and often in the course of reasoning
they are led into in their own meditations.

The arguments are the same that they have heard hundreds of times; but
the force of the arguments, and their conviction by them, is altogether
new; they come with a new and before unexperienced power. Before, they
heard it was so, and they allowed it to be so; but now they see it to be
so indeed. Things now look exceeding plain to them, and they wonder they
did not see them before.

They are so greatly taken with their new discovery, and things appear so
plain and so rational to them, that they are often at first ready to
think they can convince others; and are apt to engage in talk with every
one they meet with, almost to this end; and when they are disappointed,
are ready to wonder that their reasonings seem to make no more
impression. Many fall under such a mistake as to be ready to doubt of
their good estate, because there was so much use made of their own
reason in the convictions they have received; they are afraid that they
have no illumination above the natural force of their own faculties: and
many make that an objection against

philosophic was to live simply and quietly. If they
wrote on politics, it was as if laying down rules for a lunatic asylum; and
if they presented the appearance of speaking of a great matter, it was
because they knew that the madmen, to whom they spoke, thought they were
kings and emperors. They entered into their principles in order to make
their madness as little harmful as possible.

332. Tyranny consists in the desire of universal power beyond its scope.

There are different assemblies of the strong, the fair, the sensible, the
pious, in which each man rules at home, not elsewhere. And sometimes they
meet, and the strong and the fair foolishly fight as to who shall be master,
for their mastery is of different kinds. They do not understand one another,
and their fault is the desire to rule everywhere. Nothing can effect this,
not even might, which is of no use in the kingdom of the wise, and is only
mistress of external actions.

Tyranny--... So these expressions are false and tyrannical: "I am fair,
therefore I must be feared. I am strong, therefore I must be loved. I am...