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Date: October 13, 2022
Ouch, well that is very unfortunate. In some ways depending on pov both of your mothers were better and worse than the other.
Just for reference, your father is still hurting from this 40 years later. He has suffered for all that time. She stayed with him and he had to accept her for financial reasons. If that wasn't the case it is very likely that your mother could have done the same thing that your husband's mother did.
As for visitation on your grandchildren, it is different because his issue with his mom is also tied with abandonment. So it might not make his issue on visitation flare.
I would suggest that you just be open and upfront with your husband on what he wants to do and ask him if you should talk to your dad about what you learned. Maybe your sister as well.
I dont think rug sweeping is a good idea by any means as evident by your dad still hurting. You don't get resolutions. You hiding this will make you feel guilty. Talk with your husband as this is as much for him to decide as well. Remember that you married this man and he is your partner in all things.
This is a troll post right?
You saved his life, you don't owe him anything. You do, however, owe yourself some pride and dignity. Walk away.
yknow what you’re completely right thank you so much ?
Am I the only one who thinks this is fiction?
The next step is to have the conversation. Sit down and work out what you both want and need in the relationship. Remember that the solution cannot be one-sided. If you demand that he calls X times a week, but you change nothing on your end, he'll get resentful. If he demands that you leave him alone X days of the week, your anxiety will kick you into overthinking and you'll get upset. Remember that a problem in a relationship isn't “me vs him”, it's “us vs the problem”. Solutions are multi-faceted and involve compromise from everyone!
Offer him the test right up front. And be patient with him if he feels suspicious at first. Vasectomy failure rate is about 1 in 4000. Infidelity rate (in cases of disputed paternity) is more like 1 in 3.
Tell him 1) you understand him being shocked, going just by the odds, 2) that you won’t resent the paternity test because it’s understandable given the situation, and 3) get his ass to the urologist, because apparently he isn’t shooting blanks.
OP: I'm confused. Did she say she was actually considering taking him up on his offer? Or was she just telling you he offered and she would never consider it?