Juice
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I'm almost 7 weeks pregnant with my first baby. I can't help feeling that something is wrong and for that reason I am expecting a miscarriage. I hope with all of my heart that I'm wrong, but for now I'm trying to stay as detached as I can so that if it happens I am emotionally prepared.
However, my fiancé doesn't share my views and somehow believes that by thinking something bad is going to happen is MAKING it happen. I've tried explaining that it's simply a coping mechanism and in a few weeks time when the chance of miscarriage has decreased and we've had a scan to make sure everything is okay, I will feel better and will start to get excited.
He just thinks I'm being unnecessarily negative and that I should be happy and grateful that I'm finally pregnant after trying for 14 months.
I understand that he wants to get excited and I'm probably bringing him down, but he doesn't get that if this pregnancy goes wrong, I'm the one who has to deal with it physically, not just emotionally. Of course it will be devastating for both of us, but I'm the one who has to deal with the pain, the alien feelings, the erratic hormones...
I feel bad for him and what I'm putting him through, but I also feel bad for myself and what I have to go through to either have this baby, or not have this baby. I just wish I could make him understand.
Sorry for the rant. It feels good to get it all off my chest though.
However, my fiancé doesn't share my views and somehow believes that by thinking something bad is going to happen is MAKING it happen. I've tried explaining that it's simply a coping mechanism and in a few weeks time when the chance of miscarriage has decreased and we've had a scan to make sure everything is okay, I will feel better and will start to get excited.
He just thinks I'm being unnecessarily negative and that I should be happy and grateful that I'm finally pregnant after trying for 14 months.
I understand that he wants to get excited and I'm probably bringing him down, but he doesn't get that if this pregnancy goes wrong, I'm the one who has to deal with it physically, not just emotionally. Of course it will be devastating for both of us, but I'm the one who has to deal with the pain, the alien feelings, the erratic hormones...
I feel bad for him and what I'm putting him through, but I also feel bad for myself and what I have to go through to either have this baby, or not have this baby. I just wish I could make him understand.
Sorry for the rant. It feels good to get it all off my chest though.