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Ok on your last post I thought maybe, just maybe, he was going through some stuff, give him a chance to talk about it. You gave him that chance, he doubled down, and felt zero empathy or remorse. I don’t see how you come back. His lack of any attempt to try to see things from your perspective would make me very skeptical about his openness to therapy.
I can’t imagine how difficult it would/will be to have/raise twins alone. But no matter how difficult, I think trying to parent with a partner who you know doesn’t have your back would be worse. With twins, you will need a lot of support, but in my experience (admittedly with singles), there are also always a lot of people who are willing to help out if you allow yourself to accept it. The good news about realizing now what an ass he is is that you know even before the babies are born that he can’t be counted on to be there for you emotionally, so you can think about lining up your support “team” now.
Do you have close friends/family who can support? Do you feel comfortable letting his family step up? If not (or in addition), start finding fellow moms-to-be on social media or other ways. The mom support network can be so useful, but it can also be pretty hard to find the time to meet people after you give birth. So, mom networking now might be great to build up your support system. (I say this based on watching an awesome single mom friend manage things with no dad or family to help. It’s very hot, but she has done such an amazing job building her mom support network, I’m in awe of her. I myself only met her when she was pregnant, through an app called peanut). And line up a birthing support person (assuming you probably don’t want to rely on your husband to be your support and advocate in such a vulnerable and also admittedly gross moment) and someone to stay with you for the first week or two.
So to sum it up, you and your sister are both broke, financially irresponsible “adults” who expect your 23 year old daughter to pay their way, sacrifice her room and car, and sleep on a couch to help take care of your broke asses. Holy crap. Who is the adult here?? Get your shit together.
Ok on your last post I thought maybe, just maybe, he was going through some stuff, give him a chance to talk about it. You gave him that chance, he doubled down, and felt zero empathy or remorse. I don’t see how you come back. His lack of any attempt to try to see things from your perspective would make me very skeptical about his openness to therapy.
I can’t imagine how difficult it would/will be to have/raise twins alone. But no matter how difficult, I think trying to parent with a partner who you know doesn’t have your back would be worse. With twins, you will need a lot of support, but in my experience (admittedly with singles), there are also always a lot of people who are willing to help out if you allow yourself to accept it. The good news about realizing now what an ass he is is that you know even before the babies are born that he can’t be counted on to be there for you emotionally, so you can think about lining up your support “team” now.
Do you have close friends/family who can support? Do you feel comfortable letting his family step up? If not (or in addition), start finding fellow moms-to-be on social media or other ways. The mom support network can be so useful, but it can also be pretty hard to find the time to meet people after you give birth. So, mom networking now might be great to build up your support system. (I say this based on watching an awesome single mom friend manage things with no dad or family to help. It’s very hot, but she has done such an amazing job building her mom support network, I’m in awe of her. I myself only met her when she was pregnant, through an app called peanut). And line up a birthing support person (assuming you probably don’t want to rely on your husband to be your support and advocate in such a vulnerable and also admittedly gross moment) and someone to stay with you for the first week or two.
Oh yes it is his issue, he is responsible for his actions. I do not mean to imply otherwise.
So to sum it up, you and your sister are both broke, financially irresponsible “adults” who expect your 23 year old daughter to pay their way, sacrifice her room and car, and sleep on a couch to help take care of your broke asses. Holy crap. Who is the adult here?? Get your shit together.