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That may be the case the majority of the time, but OP's kids are an extension of HER and the least her own family can do is go through her to make arrangements. Even if it ends up that ex and new wife bring them, OP should be looped in on the arrangements. This situation is unspeakably cruel.
Well it sounds to me like you have been kind, fair, reasonable and upfront with this guy. He cant give you anything concrete and at some point you have to realise that it doesn't matter why. It doesn't matter if it's down to a long standing fear, a trauma, selfishness or whatever, he can't give it. You need it. You aren't going to get it from him, and unfortunately because of his passivity, you will have to be the grown up here and call this one alone.
The one thing that makes me really believe that leaving this guy could be the right thing for you is the fact that when you have these discussions he brings it back to a pity situation- the 'I'm broken' thing, the 'im not like other people' I dont like this and I feel like I see through it. It smacks of weakness to me. You are so nice that i feel like he plays the pity card with you and i dont like that for you.
What i know about real adult love is this, it genuinely wants the other person to be happy, even if sometimes that means giving the other person their freedom to find someone who can give them what they want. I know it's a complicated situation but if i really knew that i couldn't give someone what they wanted, i would never want them to stay with me out of pity and so I'd break it off.
Is this guy using pity to keep you? Because if he is, then I'd have to think his selfishness was overriding his feelings for you.
If you were my daughter,I think I'd be advising you to end this. He could be a great guy, but he is not able to give you the relationship or family that you want.
With children, you really have to be all in, dont have a family with someone who isnt as excited as you are to do so, it will not end well. In fact youd be better having a child alone, you have the rest of your life to meet someone and that can happen wether you have kids or not. I realise it's not the way you would want to do it but if it comes down to the wire, you could use a donor and start your family. It would be tough on you, but psychologically it would be better for a kid to have one, all in parent, than to be always wondering why dad left/didnt engage/was always grumpy etc.
You have lots to consider my dear, I wish the way was easier for you, but it's time for you to put yourself first. Good luck.
Don’t do it! He will def never return with your money! Have you not watched any scam romance shows yet?! Don’t be a victim. Gurlllll… but if you do give him the money please be UPDATE us!
I’ll have my popcorn ? ready!
No, while I've pretty much made up my mind I'm also genuinely asking for advice. It's also very hot because like I've said, since anyone else is just on the outside I don't think they can really see it from my perspective and then might not totally understand. I'm actually open to anything anyone has to say, and you're right when we say we both have a lot of toxic things about us.
On the other hand there's the fact I'm not really happy where I am. It's okay, sure. But not really living.
But no I'm actually asking for feedback and willing to consider anything.
Even a sock full of rice would have helped more, and I'm willing to bet you had that at home. She cheated.
Do not have any contact with him, you are only endangering yourself and unborn baby. Any contact should be through your lawyer.
I love how you seem to think there's a magical switch that flips in the brain, when someone reaches eighteen or nineteen… They don't POOF. Instantly become adults… In a legal sense sure, but in the sense of maturity and power dynamic… Absolutely not.
dont get sucked into this please, dump his ass if he cant contribute to cooking. unless this dude is injured, theres really no reason he cant contribute in someway. i work 35+ hours on weekdays (doing physical labor & paper work, so i get pretty mentally & physically drained). I will be more than happy to still come home with my gf & chef up whatever we have and can agree on. we aim to cook each other one meal of our choosing, get take out for one, go out for one & have a dinner with her parents all throughout the week. Also why does this kid need a sandwich? its like he's trying to fit the douchey-bf stereotype to a T. Just bring some leftovers in a tupperware container if you cant make your own bud. Also if she cooks, I take and clean up as soon as I can and will always offer any help I can to her in the kitchen so she doesnt fee pressured to take it all on herself, and if she doesnt need it, ill try to do something else productive before I just sit down and relax.
I don't think she honestly values me or what I have to say.
I don't think she does either. Sorry OP
You’re young, it’s probably gonna feel like that with a lot of girls that come along. Maybe be single and check things out out there, or stay in your relationship and always wonder. Don’t cheat though that’s bogus, Good luck to ya my fine feathered friend
I probably should’ve included how when we decided that we were going on the break he told me that he was not going to be dating anyone else as he “only wants me” and is going to use the time to focus on himself. He also said he wouldn’t take offence if I started dating others as he was my first partner and he feels like he’s dated enough to know that I am what he wants, but he thinks I haven’t had that freedom. Does that change things or am I crazy
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