So anyone who's been following me knows there have been more than a few problems with my BF... most of it I've just chalked up to anxiety, mood swings and general normal relationship problems getting blown out of proportion. But this is it! I thought he was just being inconsiderate... but NO... he's cheating!
He's got this ex/friend. I don't know exactly what it is anymore but here is what I do know. While I'm sitting at home wait for him, he's out to dinner with her. He's asking me to put gas in the car while he's out spending money on her. A few weeks ago she messaged me and I went off on her because I don't want her talking to me about the baby... I don't like her. She's a 2 faced b*tch, plain and simple. She was saying all this stuff like the baby isn't his and I ruined their relationship... B*tch... I've been with him for 2 years and he's my first and only bed buddy. So of course I basically cussed her out. They got in a fight and she supposedly told him she didn't want to be friends anymore... and he tried to guilt trip me. I said I was sorry he was in pain and moved on from there.
HERE's the KiCKER!!!!!
He's the one telling her the baby isn't his! He told her he hasn't spoken to me since the time that all of us got in the fight over her messaging me! He told her we took a DNA test... and I think he told her the baby still wasn't his.
I've been up for 2 hours and I don't think I'll be sleeping again tonight. I'm trying not to kill him in his sleep. I walked out just so I could calm down and get on a computer. What the F*CK!
What am I supposed to do with this? You may not like it but if it was just cheating, I could forgive it in time. But to lie about the baby, OUR baby, ... I don't think there is an apology big enough for that.
Re: He's cheating... and that's not the worst part!
I am so sorry. I am thinking about you. The only thing to I can tell you follow your heart, There are a lot of good guys out there. I would have a hard time trusting him again. Good luck.
You don't need this stress in your life; especially when the baby needs you to be in good health (both body and mind). As they say, if he cheats once it's his fault...twice, it's yours. Get out now while you can, as difficult as it may be. A new baby won't change his shady ways.
I wish you the best.
I'm so sorry you're going through this. Things like this always hurt, but I can't imagine having to deal with it while pregnant. I agree with pp; it's best to leave now. A baby isn't going to make him grow up or realize he wants to be with you, especially since he's telling his ex/friend that it's not his.
I wish you the best. (((hugs)))
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Just many many hugs to you. I hope you find something that you can do to get out of this relationship because it doesn't not seem healthy at all.
I agree 100%. I'm so sorry you have to go through this! What a horrible thing to go through! But I think it is best to run...and run fast.
I'd be packing his bags while he is out and then leaving them on the door step. Kick his butt out of that house ASAP.
If he wants to spend this time with that woman, then let him stay there.
Having a baby isn't going to turn him into a man. Besides, you don't want your LO to grow up wanting to be anything like him. As hard as it is, it's better to be happy and secure while doing it on your own than to let someone like that into your life.
ITA Kendall's post - pack his bags and tell him he's already made his choice. It will be hard to be on your own, but it's much harder to be on your own in a relationship.
You deserve SO much more. So sorry you are going through this. Thoughts, hugs, and prayers. GL!
Those are the most sincere, wisest words you will hear on this topic. I, for one, just watched my best friend find out her husband of 5 years and father of her child cheated on her and then lied about details etc. He promised he would change and then a month later was back off track. I wouldn't give guys like that a second chance. You're lucky you're not married to him. You can easily erase him from your life, and I believe you should. You don't have to put your child through all of the issues that rise out of things like this. I feel so strongly about these things. If he's doing this to you now, he is not and will never be the kind of husband or father that you or your child deserve. Kick him to the curb. Forget the drama. That's for highschool. You have huge responsibilities for not only yourself now. Be strong and find a real man when you're ready for him.
You don't necessarily have to be a man to create one (just "male") - but you do have to be a man to support and take responsibility for one. Obviously he doesn't fit that bill. This is absolutely NOT a reflection on you: he wants to play games, he can play them elsewhere. You don't mention how supportive your family is (about the baby and such) - I'm hoping they are loving and are completely there for you. In the long run, you will be much better off getting rid of the Drama King and Queen and moving on with your LO. G/L... I wish you the best!
Drop him like a hot potato! You don't need that stress in your life! If he wants to lie about the baby being his, that's his loss. The last thing you need to EVER do pregnant or not is argue with another female over a guy. If she wants to be his 'friend' or whatever, let her! Inform her you don't want her to contact you EVER, this has nothing to do with her, she was NOT there when this baby was conceived.
Stay strong, your baby needs you!
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2007-Sept 2008: TTC the old fashioned way
Sept 2008 - Jan 2009: Clomid 100mg
Feb 2009: 200mg Clomid = BFP! on March 20, 2009 - It's a BOY!
Nov 26th 2009: Aidan Michael, 20.5" 7lb12oz
Feb 2010: Start TTC again, the old fashioned way
Mar - June 2011: Clomid 100mg
July 2011: Unmedicated cycle = BFP! on August 29th, 2011
Nov 6th 2011: m/c due to subchorionic hematoma
Dec 2011: Start TTC again, unmedicated
February 12th, 2012: BFP! EDD 10/23/12
Mar 12th 2012: diagnosed as blighted ovum
Trying again..
Kick his arse to the curb!! It looks like you live in Texas, if it's anything like Oklahoma (which it probably is) and you guys have lived together for a while (6mo in OK), you can call common law marriage and divorce his a$$ and take everything he's got. Pg women and women with new babies will most likely get quite a bit of sympathy from a judge. I'm really vindictive, but I think in this case, it would be justified.
GL to you.
Double agree. You need to take care of yourself and the baby. (HUGS)
I am so sorry that you are going thru this... its definitely a shi++y time for this to happen.. pg or not. Your in my prayers.
But i definitely agree with you. If it was just the cheating then maybe in time you cld forgive .. but of course you never forget. But for him to say that your LO is NOT his...??? what did you lay and make by yourself?? If you've been with him for 2 yrs and you kno you didnt cheat... then its his.
He needs to man up and just deal.
I hope that you will work things out in whichever way that you want them to go. I mean yes you want him to fess up but its your decision to stay with him.
In my thoughts and prayers you work it out...
Keep your head up in all this as hard as it may be
Wow. It sounds like he is definitely not ready for this, and by being with his ex, he's trying to relive his younger, carefree days.
He is a loser, you are not. He may be the sperm doner, but he sure isn't the father.
This!!! You need to focus on yourself and the baby. Stop worrying about him, cause its clear you two are not in this thoughts. Someone out there does deserve you love and trust.....
2 things - most of which everyone else before me has also said:
1) I am so terribly sorry you are going through this. You and your baby deserve SO much better.
2) RUN FOR YOUR LIFE. Someone who brings this much drama into your life is not good for you or your baby - in the short term or the long term.
Good luck to you!
Get out now. He sounds like an immature waste of time. The fact that you have to deal with all this stress during your pregnancy is awful. Having to get a DNA test ? This almost sounds like it should be on one of those talk shows. As much as nobody wants to be a single parent, the drama your baby will have to grow up with (watching you two fighting, you crying, etc.) will be much more detrimental in the long run.
Nobody deserves to be treated this way. I'm sorry for what you're going through.