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Date: December 18, 2022
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I wouldn’t out of revenge but hypothetically speaking if it were early enough I’d definitely abort – for myself. He can find another poor sap to wreck her body and carry his baby for his cheating ass
I did a lot of LO research and was afraid of that too. We’re both too smart and cynical for that. But I told myself that even if everything crashes and burns I know I had to get out of my marriage. When your kids start defending you (I.E. “don’t be mean to mommy!”) you know it’s over.
Sure, he should tell her because it's right to be sensitive. However, I keep saying that this is very suspicious to me. It seems to me that he's still harboring feelings for his ex and has no business being in a new relationship. First of all he moved on pretty quick after they divorced. I mean, 12 years is a long time to be with someone just to suddenly move on 6 months later. I honestly think that the fertility issues contributed to their divorce.
I think he wanted kids and she couldn't have them so they're divorce happened because of that. I think that he's still harbor's feelings for her and doesn't want to admit it. I really think that he should put his relationship with his fiance on pause and examine whether or not he's actually over his ex. I get wanting to be sensitive but the fact that he's worried about hurting his ex is indicative of the fact that he still has feelings for her whether he wants to admit it or not. It's just really not adding up.
He can claim that he's over her all he wants but that doesn't mean it's the truth. His fiance deserves better than to be the rebound for someone who still wants to be with their ex but couldn't because of circumstantial reasons. If I was her, I wouldn't want to be in the relationship anymore knowing that. I would want to be with someone who was 100% in.
Should I tell her to confess to him to get it out of her system?
This is not a real thing.
Weird but how long have they been liking each other?
How long have they been working together?
How long has the one been divorced?
Timing is questionable
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Sounds like you need to seriously reconsider all of your life choices.
Therapists would also tell you that honesty stops at your right to privacy. While radical honesty is an option in relationships it is not generally recommended as daily practice, as people do also have a right to private thoughts and keeping things to themselves. If he wanted to know and she didn't want to tell him, she is not being dishonest by not telling him. People have a right to protect their own privacy.
Now, would she be smart to stay in a relationship with someone who demands information he is not entitled to and who does not respect boundaries? No. Would anyone be smart staying in a relationship with someone who treats a rebound like a dealbreaker when they were very officially not together? No.
But you know its a messy world and sometimes people compromise so yeah sometimes normal people lie to hide information from people who are a little broken in on specific area who they are otherwise in a relationship with. Its not a perfect world.
yoooo you're one one or two steps from this being physical. I'd reevaluate this relationship immediately. I hope you're safe.
Get therapy