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  1. You need to tell him so at least he knows he has a child ,You can also ask for child support and if he doesn't want to be in the baby's life that's on him and if so file for full custody and focus on yourself and your baby

    Question when did they announce they're engaged and married it may line up with the dates y'all hooked up

  2. Your both as bad as each other (stop trying to paint her as the bad guy btw) you both suck and you both did the exact same shitty thing to each other

    If you’ve broken up just stay that way for both your sakes

  3. I would've left you over the kissing but that's just me. I love kissing and I'm not okay with pecks from my lover for the rest of my life. Nope.

    Y'all are straight up not compatible.

  4. A lot (and I mean a lot) of lesbians discover their sexuality late in life. This society teaches you the “right” way to be in relationships, and makes the stakes of deviating from that extremely high (particularly so if you grow up in a very conservative/religious household). And there can be pleasure in being desired, so if society is telling you the “right” way of relationship to be in and you don't have the freedom to explore different options, it can be very easy to mistake the pleasure of being desired with the pleasure of being sexually attracted to someone, and/or to assume that stronger feelings will grow. But as time goes on, the feeling of “wrongness” intensifies and becomes clearer.

    I'm bi and I didn't figure that out until my early 30s. Didn't have a single inkling. Not the slightest clue. A few hints I can look back on and say “oh that makes so much more sense now that I understand myself better”, but nothing where I “should have known”. A big part of the reason is compulsory heterosexuality.

    There doesn't need to be a villain in this story. It can just be a tragedy.

  5. Geez, your poor son!

    I think the only thing MORE heartbreaking than my father calling me ugly and leaving me behind would be my mother ALLOWING this abuse and cruelty, Op.

    And I would know. My father was awful to me and my older brother. Name calling, insults, beatings. And our mother ALLOWED it.

  6. He’s not being controlling. It’s like the “love languages” that people like to refer to. His “love language” is directness. So to play to his love language, she should be more direct. And in return I guess he needs to dance around the subject with her to address things the way she prefers.

  7. I have read your answers to other redditors in your post and frankly, you give him way too much credit/protect him. I wonder if you have been in this mess for so long that you kind of become co-dependent.

    Threatening to off yourself if a partner leaves is abusive. It is meant to control your partners actions and manipulate them into staying. That is not okay in any way.

    You need to leave for your own safety and call the right authoritites (and his family) if he makes such threats again. They also need to know that he has weapons in his possession (for their own safety).

  8. It's also things more than just flirting. She told me we could invite him and his friend to this cafe because she knew I liked him and wanted to spend time with him. But then a few weeks later she took him to that cafe alone and didn't say anything to me.

  9. It’s been one day. It’s just so out of character for them. And it wasn’t a groundbreaking piece of information (at least in my opinion.)

  10. Tell her you want to meet up, in public, tell her to be honest if there was anyone else. Let her say her piece, if she says no ask to verify and look at her phone without hesitation.

    Her response should be enough, you don't really have to look through it.

  11. This is something people that can't maintain boundaries say. “Well you didn't SPECIFICALLY say I couldn't do *insert sexual act that any rational person would consider cheating*.”

  12. Everything this man does or ever decides to do will ultimately be at the mercy of his (weak and learned) moral compass which can and will depend on his mood and perceived benefits out of the situation.

    Be careful, because as soon as you’re not beneficial to someone like that, you’re just baggage. And these types of people can be good at getting rid of any perceived baggage.

  13. OP, do yourself a favour and wake up. This guy isn't your partner, he will not marry you and if he does, this will be your life: your mother in law will call the shots, your husband will never have you and your children's backs, you will always be the bad guy.

    His mother controls his life. Including your relation ship with him.

    This is what happens when people date and/or marry a momma's boy.

    If you want the child, keep the child. That is your decision. Do not let him guilt you into an abortion.

    End the relationship, get a paternity test and take him to court for child support. Hold him accountable but do not stay in a relationship.

  14. You can do better than her. She totally blew you off. Find someone closer to your age who will treat you right. I want to be the first person my partner thinks of when they’re planning something fun. Be gone by the time she gets home. Block her on everything. Find someone who wants to do fun things with you.

  15. I see, its honestly and issue when a current partner keeps in touch with their ex. 95% of people you’ll date will agree that staying friends with an ex isn’t realistic. The other percentage in my experience have always had something deeply wrong with them.

  16. My mouth honestly dropped reading for this. I wish I had actual advice for you but the only thing I can think to say is run

  17. What exactly is the issue here? What concerns do you have for your own relationship? 6 years isn't a massive gap, you didn't get together when you were “too young” so I don't really understand what you're asking.

    I have an age Gap of 11 years with my husband. We have an amazing and very equal relationship, we got together when we were both “on the order side” and I think our previous dating history, plus our life experience was a factor in why it works so well. But honestly you don't need to be comparing your relationship to others.

    I don't think age has anything to do with it at the stage you're at.

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