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Take him on Maury, take the polygraph, pass it, make him apologize, and then dump him on national TV. Leave him. Don't make the mistake of thinking you need to be with him because of your daughter. You want her to grow up in an environment of love and trust. She's still young, but soon this will leave a bad impression on her.
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First, I'm going to assume that you aren't cheating on him and that his accusations are unfounded. Tell him for the last time that you're not cheating on him, and that his lack of trust in you is tearing you apart and ruining your relationship. Tell him that if he can't trust you, you'll have to leave him, because being accused of unfaithfulness and being called horrible names is no way to live. And if he doesn't make a sincere commitment to change, follow through and leave him. Seek support from other people, like family or friends, so that you aren't dependant on him and he can't get you back that way. You might start considering today what your options are if you were to leave. Do you know somewhere you could stay temporarily? Do you know somewhere you could stay permanently? Do you know people who might be able to watch your baby while you go out and try to find a place to live? If you don't have a job--what are your options in terms of welfare? What kinds of jobs would you apply for, if you had to? Are there any nursery co-ops or apartment co-ops you could get on the waiting list of? If you had to leave on the spur of the moment, what would you bring? Think of these things so that you're not caught unawares and decide to stay just because you don't know your other options. Of course, if you are cheating on him, my advice is to stop, either by re-committing to him, or by leaving him.
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Leave him if you really aren't. You shouldn't be taking sh*t from him just becuase he's the father of your baby. Leave him and get child support! If he thinks this way now, he'll always think that way and may even leave you. Or could even turn worse and he could go violent. It's better to prevent this now, so just leave him and go live with someone who will be a support for you, like your parents or a good friend. It's not good for a child to grow up in an environment where their dad is violent and the mother depressed. Do your baby and yourself a favor and leave.
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