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IDALIS

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Posted: 02-11-08 16:14pm

is it wrong to want my bf bac after he dumped me when i told him i was expecting? I know he is scared and I hope that over time he will change his mind. But all my friends and fam think i am crazy for still loving him....am I?
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softerxsin

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Posted: 02-11-08 16:23pm

No you just can't stop loving someone even if they hurt you badly.
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Ayrshire-lass

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Posted: 02-11-08 16:41pm

ok im soo sorry i hope everything gets better.

im alone as well Sad its realy tough but always keep in contact with your friends and family the'll help alot
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falafal4ever81

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Posted: 03-02-08 15:05pm

im sorry to hear you are going through tough times. unfortunatly your heart cant be turned off like a switch. i think it is sad that he freaked out like that, and if the only reason he left was because you are pregnant than that guy needs a wake up call. wether you are together or apart, he is still the daddy and you are still having a baby. the only thing he is accomplishing is creating a whole lot of headaches and problems. he cant run from this problem. if there is other legitamate reasons for him leaving then it is probably in your best interest. you should never stay together for a child, raising a baby in a house full of resentment is not good for that little one, especially if the feelings are directed at it.... thats how a lot of abuse starts.
i hope things work out for you, it will take time and talking but things will be ok in the end.
best of luck
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lonestarguy

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Posted: 03-02-08 15:56pm

The advice above is good. Men sometimes get cold feet when they are first faced with responsibility. It's not wrong to still love him, even if he has abandoned you. He is still the baby's father and always will be. Love doesn't just disappear when he leaves.

It does take time to get over the hurt of losing your love, but it does get easier. Your baby should be the focus now because it will need your full attention. Have you considered whether you want to keep the baby or are you willing to raise it yourself?
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jessamyn

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Posted: 03-04-08 11:52am

I think you just want the life you know back, which is totally normal! In my personal opinion... a man who chooses to and cannot be there from the begining doesnt deserve to be there at all! Dont let him be part time in your life its all or nothing...
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z8NeonGenesis

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Posted: 03-05-08 06:12am

jessamyn wrote:
I think you just want the life you know back, which is totally normal! In my personal opinion... a man who chooses to and cannot be there from the begining doesnt deserve to be there at all! Dont let him be part time in your life its all or nothing...


I somewhat agree with this, as a male i think that if another male can be like that towards women even if he was scared then that is quite shallow, i mean having a baby is one of the most exciting prospects a woman and man can face and is nothing to be scared about.

Hope things go well for u and congratulations Smile
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hannahgrace

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Posted: 03-25-08 14:54pm

Its hard. I'm going through the same thing. I was with the guy for the better part of 3 years. I just have to remind myself it's nothing I did. It's his weakness. There are men out there who won't abandon a woman as soon as things get serious, and this is serious. You deserve someone to really love you. It's hard now but you're better off. I know I am.
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Lafi

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Posted: 04-07-08 22:37pm

Hi,

I am almost 2 months pregnant and Im thinkin about leaving my boyfriend. He wants the baby, but he is so immature and doesnt try to support me emotionally at all. He is trying to find a job, so between interviews he is at home, I just started working a day after I found out I was expecting about a month ago. The thing is, that im quite stressed recently, and I know It should be mostly because of the hormones, but Im not sure. what my bf is doing is, staying at home watching basketball leaving all the cleaning and housework to me. I leave to work around 7am and get home after 7, and by this time I usually really tired, sometimes I go to bed around 9. He never even made me dinner. And during the weekends when we could finally be together, he leaves around noon and comes back around 9 pm, cuz he wants to play basketball with his friends and then have dinner with them. Ohh, and sometimes it seems as if he was the one pregnant, cuz he gets pissed off so quickly if its about me, and he is complaingin me not loving him ebnough, and taking care of him as before.... Yes, he was quite spoiled. So Im getting fed up with the whole situation, its just even mre scary, cuz Im abroad and only have 1-2 friends here. COuld u give me some advise? I dont know if i should leave him, or just move out first, and move in with other foreigners, or just leave him and go home. I havent even told anyone that Im pregnant.
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