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Date: November 6, 2022
You following with “our marriage is in a rough patch” followed by a promise to not cheat on her really seems like a red flag that cheating on her is on your mind. Self control is your best friend in this situation.
He may have played daddy for 2 years but this shows he is not committed to you like you think he is. Why did he go to AUS? For fun? If that’s the case, he’s still living like a single young man. Dads and serious partners don’t just get to up and leave whenever they want. Him making decisions like this show he is living for himself and no one else. I would have also argued if my partner of multiple years suddenly wanted to take a month long trip I’m banned from. Was ending the relationship a little much? Maybe. But I think you did yourself a favor. I suggest you seek therapy while he’s away to help you reconcile your feelings. Will you really take him back after he abandoned you and your child this long? What’s stopping him from doing it again? What if he decides he doesn’t want to come back? What if he sleeps with other people while you’re apart? Are you okay with that? Do you trust him to tell you the truth if he does sleep with other people? Lots of questions.
A year is a long time and both of you may change (emotionally) substantially. Please focus on yourself, you deserve a better partner.
First thing first… DNA tests all around. If she's not sure? She has reasons for that… and now you do too.
Second? Probably just take the loss and deal with being separated. Get custody of the younger one if you have too (after making sure it's yours) and then take care of the kids. let them know its not their fault, both parents love them and be their for them.
I'd say it's important to just consider the relationship over and work on being the best co-parent you can be. While keeping your kid(s) safe.
I wouldn’t be with someone who planned a child with me and then decided to accuse me of trying to commit paternity fraud on him. Pass. Don’t worry he’ll get his DNA test the court can order it when you go through th custody and child support process if needed.
So you're saying that you both want to buy a house, she wants to split the deposit equally, and you don't want to because she earns more? Don't buy the house, then. She's right, you will equally own the home so paying half the deposit is fair.
That said, buying a home with someone you are not married to is complicated. Getting married to someone you don't agree with on fundamental issues like money is a bad idea. Slow down on moving and work out your issues first.