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We probably all need therapy. But I love her and want to see this through her eyes and empathize with her experience and be able to make sincere amends.
You're insulted by the request because it insulting AF to be accused of cheating. It is possible he just doesn't understand. Maybe tell him you'll give him a choice. You know he's the father. He can get a paternity test if it's that important to him… but you will not stay with someone that cannot trust you. He can get the paternity test but the results will be that he's now got to work on custody arrangements and child support because the two of you will be divorced.
You are not in the wrong here.
Found this incredibly helpful so wanted to post it incase anyone in a similar situation stumbles across this post in the future.
I asked chatGPT for advice and this is how it went:
Q: I recently started talking to a coworker that lives three hours away. We recently had a conversation where we confirmed having feelings for one another, but both feel conflicted about the distance. How should we go about this? A: Long distance relationships can be challenging, but they can also be rewarding if both partners are committed and willing to put in the effort to make it work. Here are some suggestions for how you and your coworker can navigate this situation: 1. Discuss your goals and expectations: It's important to have an open and honest conversation about what you both want out of this relationship. Are you looking for something casual or more serious? How often do you want to communicate and see each other? What are your long-term goals for the relationship? Being clear about your expectations can help you both determine whether a long-distance relationship is feasible and desirable. 2. Make a plan: Once you've discussed your goals and expectations, you can start to make a plan for how to make the relationship work. This might include scheduling regular visits, setting up a communication schedule, and figuring out ways to stay connected when you're apart. 3. Be realistic about the challenges: Long distance relationships can be challenging, and it's important to be realistic about the obstacles you'll face. These might include the cost of travel, the stress of being apart, and the difficulty of building intimacy and trust over long distances. It's important to acknowledge these challenges and work together to find solutions. 4. Stay connected: Communication is key in any relationship, but it's especially important in a long-distance relationship. Make an effort to stay in touch regularly through phone calls, texts, video chats, or whatever other means of communication works best for you. 5. Be patient and understanding: Long-distance relationships require patience, understanding, and a willingness to work through challenges together. Be patient with each other and understand that there will be ups and downs along the way. Ultimately, whether or not a long-distance relationship will work for you and your coworker depends on your individual circumstances and your willingness to put in the effort to make it work. If you both feel strongly about each other and are committed to making it work, then it's worth giving it a try. Q: At what point should I tell her that I am willing to move to her city to eliminate the distance? A: If you are willing to move to your coworker's city to eliminate the distance between you, it's important to have an open and honest conversation about it as soon as possible. This is a big decision that will have a significant impact on your life, so it's important to make sure that you are both on the same page before you make any concrete plans. You can start by telling her that you have been giving some thought to the distance between you and that you would be willing to move to her city if that's something she would be interested in. You can then ask her how she feels about the idea and if it's something she would be open to discussing further. It's important to approach this conversation with sensitivity and without putting any pressure on her. Moving to a new city is a big decision, and it's important to make sure that it's the right decision for both of you. Ultimately, the timing of this conversation will depend on your individual circumstances and how comfortable you both feel discussing it. If you feel like the relationship is progressing and you are both committed to making it work, then it might be a good idea to broach the topic sooner rather than later.