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rina01 wrote:Hey..
My baby's father who i've been seeing for the passed 4 years has decided to leave me in the condition that i am in to go back to his ex gf who doesn't know that i am pregnant. he seems to think that this is all ok as he says he wasnt with her when all this was happening. but i don't believe him as he has cheated on me before with her. i am just over 5 months gone now and he obviously hasn't told her or any member of his family. he keeps trying to talk to me and demanding that i tell him whats going on, i don't want anymore contact with him as i dont want my baby being brought up in that kind of atmosphere... am i wrong to think like this??
rina01 wrote: he keeps trying to talk to me and demanding that i tell him whats going on,
You don't know how good you've got it... sorry to say it. The man actually gives a f*ck to care about your well being.... Normally they disappear off the face of the earth without a trace.
i don't want anymore contact with him as i dont want my baby being brought up in that kind of atmosphere...
You don't want your child growing up in what atmosphere... with both his parents?... Or you just don’t' want your child growing up around him because you no longer have him? Every child needs a father... Yes a woman can do it alone but why deny your child from knowing his father, if he's willing. You choose him... he's an assh*le and a scumbag but you choose him. He cheated on you and you took him back, you choose him. You choose to get pregnant without being married. Don't deny your child a father because you f*cked up. It's not fair to your child.
am i wrong to think like this??
Yes you are wrong to think like this. It's selfish... You’re no longer living for you. You’re living for your child in your womb. Every decision you make from now on will reflect around that child. If his father turns out to cause more harm than good to the child then you make that decision to cut him off. Do it legally. Don't be sour about it. You’re only harming your child and yourself. Be strong, many women have done it before you. My best wishes. Join our pregnancy forum and let us know if you need more help.
Verve wrote:rina01 wrote: he keeps trying to talk to me and demanding that i tell him whats going on,
[color=blue]You don't know how good you've got it... sorry to say it. The man actually gives a f*ck to care about your well being.... Normally they disappear off the face of the earth without a trace.
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i don't want anymore contact with him as i dont want my baby being brought up in that kind of atmosphere...
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You don't want your child growing up in what atmosphere... with both his parents?... Or you just don’t want your child growing up around him because you no longer have him? Is it the stress he causes you ... what? Every child needs a father... Yes a woman can do it alone but why deny your child from knowing his father, if he's willing. You choose him... he's an assh*le and a scumbag but you choose him. He cheated on you and you took him back, you choose him. You choose to get pregnant without being married. Don't deny your child a father because you f*cked up. It's not fair to your child.
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am i wrong to think like this??
[color=blue]Yes you are wrong to think like this. It's selfish... You’re no longer living for you. You’re living for your child in your womb. Every decision you make from now on will reflect around that child. If his father turns out to cause more harm than good to the child then you make that decision to cut him off. Do it legally. Don't be sour about it. You’re only harming your child and yourself. Be strong, many women have done it before you. My best wishes. Join our pregnancy forum and let us know if you need more help. [/color]
rina01 wrote:Hey..
My baby's father who i've been seeing for the passed 4 years has decided to leave me in the condition that i am in to go back to his ex gf who doesn't know that i am pregnant. he seems to think that this is all ok as he says he wasnt with her when all this was happening. but i don't believe him as he has cheated on me before with her. i am just over 5 months gone now and he obviously hasn't told her or any member of his family. he keeps trying to talk to me and demanding that i tell him whats going on, i don't want anymore contact with him as i dont want my baby being brought up in that kind of atmosphere... am i wrong to think like this??
rina01 wrote:Hey..
My baby's father who i've been seeing for the passed 4 years has decided to leave me in the condition that i am in to go back to his ex gf who doesn't know that i am pregnant. he seems to think that this is all ok as he says he wasnt with her when all this was happening. but i don't believe him as he has cheated on me before with her. i am just over 5 months gone now and he obviously hasn't told her or any member of his family. he keeps trying to talk to me and demanding that i tell him whats going on, i don't want anymore contact with him as i dont want my baby being brought up in that kind of atmosphere... am i wrong to think like this??
snappy120_2 wrote:SHE owes him nothing... but the chance to be a father to HIS child.
Don't be the mother who's kid grows up to resent yu because yu kept him out of their life.
If you're worried, have someone who yu feel safe with or trust to take yur child, somewhere public to see him. Then the child can make their own decisions, never cloud their view as this will probably lead to them turning on yu and blaming yu in future.
That child can always stop seeing him when they are older... out of their own choice, don't push yur mistakes onto your children though. Don't take that away from them
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snappy120_2 wrote:It is not the childs fault that it has happened. They deserve to know who their father is. It is then up to them to decide whether they want him as part of their life or not.
He may have cut her off, but she made the decision to have a child with him in the first place.
I'm not saying either are in the wrong or right... but that child deserves to know it's biological mother and father
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