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tamartk

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Pregnant And Divorcing
Posted: 01-30-07 00:20am

My husband is a liar. He is a salesperson, a con artist, and can be wonderful to keep things his way and very very ugly when things dont go right. I found out some whopper lies last june and decided to give it a try to work it out. He was never repentant, never said he would change, he just wanted to stay. Then while trying to recover, I found another (newer)lie and decided I just couldnt deal with never knowing what is going on in his life. He wants to just be happy together with no questions or emotional intimacy - politeness and regular sex. Well, he just moved out, at my insistance, and I was looking forward to moving on, finding a new mr. Wonderful, and rebuilding, when I found out I am pregnant. I believe in pro choice, but because of various obvious signs (that I wont go into) I feel god wants me to keep this child. I feel suddenly alone. Burdened. Angry with god. I feel jealous that he can go out and meet many women and I will be at home with a baby. I feel like I shouldnt even date until the child is a few years old (i wouldnt want someone that would accept quite so much baggage) I am already 40. My looks are fading - or, well, they will be. Wink in my sick mind, I want him to find out I am pregnant and come running back - but why - he is a miserable #@!@##@. What can I do to make sure I am not using this baby as an excuse to make him change and repent? How can I move on when I feel I need to wait nine month and two years. I know I saw definate answers from god to keep this baby, but I really really know it is a very stupid choice. I am so confused.
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Spirit

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Posted: 02-01-07 06:31am

Best wishes to you.........Your thoughts and feelings are all over the place.............What you need is someone such as a good friend or close family member to guide you...................But ultimately the choice is yours......................

.............I doubt very much that you want that guy back in your life...............You won't be don't yourself any favours.............If you do decide to keep the baby...................The only thing he's required for is child support.....................As for dating..................There are guys out there that don't consider children "baggage"................I'm dating one now and i'm 44.....................If they think that way..............Than in my book they're a waste of time anyway.........................And it's not just 9months plus 2 years...........It could be longer.................Not here to scare you, however you should think of all the possibilities.................Being an older woman like myself.............There is a chance of giving birth to a child with disabilities............Are you prepared for that?..................................... From your post, your right you do sound very confused..........................Get some support now! Smile
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Color of Paper

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Posted: 02-01-07 11:54am

Hia tamartk. Sorry to hear about your struggle, I know its hard. First and formost you need to lose this man. Secondly, and remeber this is my mind working...God shouldnt have anything to do with this baby. You are the one carying it and you are the one who decydes what enviroment you bring this child into.

My last girlfriend had a child of 6 years. When I met her the child was 5, I was with this girl for 2 years and lived with her. It was hard for her when we broke up and I moved out but I really worked with her. She told me that when her ex husban (childs dad) left he just cold turked and took off...Hes still in the childs life but he just booked it when the littler girl frist came around.

N-e-ways keep you head up. 40 isint that old lol, my mother had me @ 38 and shes still ontop of the world. I know this is a very hard situation but this man has to go. From what you have said hes no good for you. Things will work out...Time is the only cure unfortunatly....But time also makes things much better. Stay up ^_^
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lil_blaze2004

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Posted: 02-01-07 15:22pm

spirit wrote:
best wishes to you.........Your thoughts and feelings are all over the place.............What you need is someone such as a good friend or close family member to guide you...................But ultimately the choice is yours......................


.............I doubt very much that you want that guy back in your life...............You won't be don't yourself any favours.............If you do decide to keep the baby...................The only thing he's required for is child support.....................As for dating..................There are guys out there that don't consider children "baggage"................I'm dating one now and i'm 44.....................If they think that way..............Than in my book they're a waste of time anyway.........................And it's not just 9months plus 2 years...........It could be longer.................Not here to scare you, however you should think of all the possibilities.................Being an older woman like myself.............There is a chance of giving birth to a child with disabilities............Are you prepared for that?..................................... From your post, your right you do sound very confused..........................Get some support now! Smile


pleeeeeeeaase stop typing like that, it's really hard to read your posts. One period is fine.

Smile
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lil_blaze2004

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Posted: 02-01-07 15:24pm

Tamark,

i am a single mom and it is tough but it is also one of the best things in the world. Is this your first child?? You need to think everything thorugh very carefully. Do you want your hubby in you and this baby's life?? Are you financially/emotionally secure to raise this child alone if you have to?

Have you and your hubby tried counseling??
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