please guys don't jump on my a$$...
I think you should both try and talk things through - calmly.
I think you should both try and work things out. - at least try.
for both of you the situation is different now to how it was "before gabe" or even before you got pregnant the first time.
you're both a bit older and your outlooks on life are going to have changed.
You (nor any woman who is about to give birth) are probably not in the best frame of mind to try and mull things over right now.
It's probaly like that wedding night nerves - suddenly everything is iniment and very very real and that's a bit of a shock - even to couples who have been together for a long time/married/planned pregnancy.
you say he's even said that he does love you.
and most long term relationships do not continue in the same passion tht they began - you settle down in to a more "comfortable" and "relaxed" kind of love.
Try the 3 things list.
you each promise not to be offended first
then you write 3 things about the other person that really bug you.
then you write down 3 ways in which they can alter just a little bit - a compromise - not a personality change.
then you discuss those 3 things together and each try to compromise just a little bit.
Just don't throw away something potentially good because one area isn't perfect.
we all have to adapt to lots of different things in life.
look at both sides of the story and try to work something out between you.
I mean even if he isn't 100% happy with how things are doesn't mean he can't be overall happy and doesn't mean that something else would be any better.
While I don't think people should stay together for the kids at all - 2 happy seperated parents are better than 2 parent living together who hate each other.
I do think people should try to work out their problems instead of just dropping all of the relationship.