Hunnie
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I also agree with what the other girls have said and think that you need to be strong and tell him that enough is enough. Although you may like meeting him again, even if its only just for sex, the truth is that if you let him take advantage then he will and in the long run it will only be you that feels more hurt when it all ends.
I also think its quite rich of him to say that he doesn't want you to go out because he thinks its sick whilst your carrying his baby. Excuse me but does he not realise that you probably think its sick that he's going shagging some other woman whilst he has a baby on the way with you and that he should be being responsible and start acting his age instead of running away from everything!?! Men like this really rile me!!
I know you're scared about the prospects of being a single mum but in all honesty if you were to stay together and make a go of it I think you may as well be a single parent as I cant see him sticking up for you and supporting you in the way that he should, especially if at 35 he cant even stand up to his own mother when it comes to things that are going on his life and not hers! It will be hard but with everything thats going on in your life right now it will definitely feel like its going to be worse than it actually is.
I would also agree to let him come to all appointments etc. but at the same time you need to start looking into your rights and what you are entitled to from him as he is the father.
I also think its quite rich of him to say that he doesn't want you to go out because he thinks its sick whilst your carrying his baby. Excuse me but does he not realise that you probably think its sick that he's going shagging some other woman whilst he has a baby on the way with you and that he should be being responsible and start acting his age instead of running away from everything!?! Men like this really rile me!!
I know you're scared about the prospects of being a single mum but in all honesty if you were to stay together and make a go of it I think you may as well be a single parent as I cant see him sticking up for you and supporting you in the way that he should, especially if at 35 he cant even stand up to his own mother when it comes to things that are going on his life and not hers! It will be hard but with everything thats going on in your life right now it will definitely feel like its going to be worse than it actually is.
I would also agree to let him come to all appointments etc. but at the same time you need to start looking into your rights and what you are entitled to from him as he is the father.