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Child support is NEVER for you. It's for your kids! They can't fight for themselves legally so you have to.
Gaining a fetish is one thing, forcing it on everyone never okay. Does he not understand he is forcing non-consenting people to participate in his fetish??
You should bring it up to him early on, only he can tell you what he expects from you in the relationship. He may not want you to even meet the kid until you’re more serious. He may feel the same way about you not playing a role beyond “daddy’s friend” for a long time. The main reason child-free people don’t date people with kids is because they don’t like kids or want to come first in their partner’s life. Doesn’t sound like you have either of those problems. It’s a unique situation that his babymom isn’t in the picture! That’s another thing people don’t like to deal with, the babymama drama. But that may mean he’s looking for a replacement mom. You need to bring it up to him if he hasn’t brought it up to you.
A lot of the comments here are talking about your “insecurities” and your “self esteem” as something you need to work on. I personally have been through something similar with my bf and when I got upset he told me I need to work on my self worth. That's a load of bullshit in my opinion. If you are someone who is anxiously attached (sounds like you are), you probably have a subconscious belief that you're not enough. This is not the same as having low self esteem, imo. Everyone believes they are “not enough” in different ways. For a lot of women, being enough = having a body their bfs are obsessed with. You can have high self esteem and still have the core belief that you are not enough. Broadly speaking, you need to challenge your belief that you're not enough (therapy).
You're not totally in the wrong for asking him this question. Everyone requires validation from their partners, and maybe you could have gone about asking for it in a different way. Try having a conversation with him about the way you feel and explain to him his comment made you feel like you're not enough. Maybe ask him if he can give you a bit more validation about your body for a while until you've gotten over this little blow. It's okay to ask your partner to give you what you need!
I've been through months of therapy dealing with the issue of not being my bfs “type”. It's not easy. Definitely delete instagram.
There’s literally an entire essay by a random person about how she probably has BPD or something. We just diagnosing people now ig