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Tell him you're not interested in being his friend or developing any form of relationship with him, and he needs to stop contacting you. If he continues report him to your school/work and if still continues go to the police.
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To be honest, I'm not optimistic that you'll get any change out of him. But it's worth a shot.
I'm basing that prediction off the common stereotype of how many lazy manchilds there are out there and the likelihood that you're with one. But I don't know him or the specifics of your situation so there's always a chance.
But you may want to prepare yourself for the possibility that he simply doesn't see a need to lift a finger to do anything differently, ever. And prepare yourself to recognize if/when that quality of his becomes certain, and brace yourself as to what kind of decision you want to make with that knowledge.
Or, maybe you'll get through and he'll have an epiphany.
Oh! I have more advice I forgot to mention: Body language, focus, and attention.
When you have this conversation, look him in the eye, facing him with your entire body, and speak calmly and clearly. No background TV or messing with a phone. “I need your full attention for a few minutes to talk about something. If not right now, can we schedule a time later, like perhaps 6pm tonight?” or something.
Make sure you have the full attention for this conversation.
My Aunt and Uncle have a happy marriage but there was one tiny thing he was doing that bothered her, something to do with the radio in the car, I forget the exact details, but the point was she would ask, he would say sure, but then he wouldn't ever actually do it. She'd drop it until it bothered her too much and she'd ask again, and the cycle just kept repeating.
To break the cycle, she got his full attention and really had that heart-to-heart of “this matters to me” and he finally got the message and actually put effort into adjusting his habits for her. Because after all he loved her and didn't want her to be upset… mostly he just didn't get that 'vibe' that she was actually as upset as she actually was…because she kept dropping it.
Above all you need to communicate that this is hurting you, not just at the time you're talking about it, but constantly. He either cares about not hurting you or he doesn't. That will show you what type of man he is and his opinion about your relationship and you. But you really gotta drive home the actual problem and that it's bigger than he's treating it. Even though the original problem itself is (relatively) small, the dismissal of the problem is the new problem that's the big problem.
(And don't forget, you're a team vs the problem. Not you vs him. But he has to show he's joining that team.)
A lot of people asked if PPD was a possibility and it sounded like this was a new change in behaviour after baby came, here you're saying it's always been that way. Can you clarify?
I don’t understand why so many trans need outside validation. You either feel that you are that gender or you don’t. If it’s your true self, you don’t need outside validation.