Don T Want To Repeat The Cycle

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sugarmagnolia - November 25

I'm 40 weeks pregnant and I was with my bd for five years, we raised his son together and he decided when I was seven months pregnant that he didn't want to be with me anymore so he literally threw me out of the house. My heart is broken, I moved to my mother's house, which is across the state and we talked I really thought we were going to work it out. Now I am ready to deliver and he has a new girlfriend, he hates me, he is going to move three states away next month with his gf and doesn't plan on meeting our child. I scream at him and tell him I hate him, but I love him and I would do anything to be back together. Its sad too, because its not because I love him, but we are having a baby together. I want this child to have a chance at a dad and he has decided that he doesn't want to be a dad now. I feel like I have to do anything and everything to make sure he is her dad. I grew up without a dad and it was the worst feeling. Its messed with my head and self esteem all my life. I get sick at the thought of this happening to this baby (I don't know the gender) but I don't know what I can do to stop it from happening.

 

Grandpa Viv - November 25

Sympathy! Screaming at him will do nothing to improve the situation. This guy must be pretty weird to leave you the way he did. I think you would be better off putting him out of your mind, hard though that may be. Forty percent of the babies in this country are born to unmarried women, 75% of the firstborns of women under 25. Your baby will not feel so left out as perhaps you did. Crank up your social network and start looking for a replacement baby daddy. They do exist. If a two parent family is extremely important to you, the adoption route is always open. Best of luck at the delivery. Our hearts are with you.

 

pregnant_single - November 30

I have established a Yahoo group called 'PREGNANTNSINGLENLA' to put single pregnant women together with men who possess a strong s_xual attraction for pregnant woman. Check out my profile for Facebook page information on finding a man that will love and adore you during and after your pregnancy, or search 'Pregnant and Single' in Facebook. So, if you're still pregnant and single, that is purely your choice as you don't have to be. :-)

 

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