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Date: October 14, 2022
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Sounds like you both need individual therapy if you both have unhealthy relationship dynamics. Sort that out before getting serious.
Could be like – I wish I never had kids, I never got to live my dreams…
Like, not anything the kid did, but heartbreaking
So I do realize I was kinda wrong when I said you never talked to him. Still he never told you what he wanted and you made the decision without his input (as he forced you to do). Maybe he only recently changed his mind. It's time to have a serious talk with him and I think you'll have to admit you heard his session. Ask why he never expressed his feelings to you. This is still a partnership and these big decisions might not make both people happy but still need to be made together. If he isn't on board with your decision it might lead to depression and/or resentment. He is already pulling away emotionally. Taking care of the child is a big responsibility and you both need to be ready for that if you decide to keep it.
Buddy, but it did. Get a paternity test done and if it's negative, talk to your parents, your dad doesn't deserve to live a lie, does he? He raised and loved you, and it's not okay for him to only get betrayal in return, correct?
no, if it is one-party consent and you are the recorder, you should be set.
gonna be really difficult to find a guy that doesn't do that.
I don't think she's saying you're not committed to the relationship because of the job interview, it's everything before that with the interview being the last straw. The not wanting to live together & maybe not wanting to be involved in raising her daughter if that's something she'd like.
This isn't a question anyone else can answer for you, you either decide that You want to be with him as he is, or you don't.
It's possible for someone to be a great person but not the right person for you, if he isn't able to give you what you need from a relationship, it's neither of your fault, you're just not compatible. It all comes down to what you both need from a partner.
Good luck on figuring this out, there isn't much outsiders from your relationship can do to help with this I think.
Focus on your career. You are alone and can work on doing what you love. Do other things too like going to the gym and whatever sports you enjoy. This will help more than you think. And with your career you will meet people and learn to enjoy yourself. Maybe this is the kick in the butt you needed to get out of your funk.