Think of what you have good in your life, a stable job, security & a beautiful baby on the way, its tough but it will be ok, I was 25, single, preg., renting an apt & was a 3rd shift waitress. I decided to focus my attention on the ones who did care about me, my family, my friends, & even my customers, don't dwell on someone who will just bring you down, there are so many good men out there that will treat you and your baby like you deserve. Just wait and see!
2006-10-28 12:51:28
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answered by lesa b 3
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Same thing happened to me.....broke up then found out I was pregnant. My older sister told me everytime I started to feel down, just take a walk. Just walk and walk and walk, then turn around and walk some more. It get's your body moving, which you will need these next few months. Don't know if you have any other children, but this little you doesn't have anyone to depend on but you. Men don't always see things the way women do. My son still doesn't have contact with his "father" but since he was five he's had a wonderful "dad". Remember what is so wonderful about you, pass that on to your little baby when he or she get's here. Circle your life around God and that precious little one you're carrying. Good Luck
2006-10-28 09:48:42
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answered by Melody 1
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well yes it is okay to respect his rights as a father of the child. however, you owe him nothing. He clearly would never be in a stable relationship with you ever.
It will be difficult and hard but youseriously need to distance yourself from thisjerk. He has evidently hurt you a lot.
As long as you are fincially responsible why hang onto him.
If it gets to bad (not saying your mentally off) go to a mental health expert for some one on one chats, maybe this will help you. You certainly cannot go on like this with your caring a child.
I wish you the best in this matter good luck gal.
2006-10-28 09:51:06
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answered by apostle1938 4
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supply your baby up for adoption. it rather is an extremely undesirable subject and that i don't think of you're able to offering that baby with what it desires. i'm prolife and am thoroughly against abortion. i think of doing it rather is the terrific thought, a minimum of the baby has a solid hazard and could advance up in an unbroken living house with mothers and fathers who make a solid residing. that's not a time to choose this toddler only by way of fact. only by way of fact would not supply this toddler a father and robust meals. Make the terrific determination and are available across a family for it. talk over with somebody, yet I definately do not see this baby turning out to be up nicely without appropriate upbringing. don't be egocentric. i'm with somebody i admire very deeply who will under no circumstances go away me. that's the only reason I chosen to maintain my toddler. save that in the time of techniques, you're already too depressed. Do the terrific venture. For you and your toddler.
2016-10-16 12:20:23
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answered by barn 4
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Think carefully about your situation. If the father of your child does not want to be part of your life or the child's life, you can't force the issue unless you want to take him to court for child support. You also need to tell him that what he has done hurt you badly, and he owes you at least an apology.
Talk to your family and/or find a group of other mothers that you can talk to and get support from.
2006-10-28 09:46:58
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answered by Blue Jean 6
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Ok,My wife and I are in our 40's but ill make an attempt to give you some constructive critisizm(oh great right?)We couldn't have children so to me aborting him would be out of the question,I hope it is with you also,I wont go saying you picked a real winner here either(you know that already)remember your pregnant and the hormones are also effecting your emotions,get over it and deal with the reality of this situation,happy endings only happen in fairy tales,the rest of us got to make it happen,you know he doesnt love you,at least the way you want him to so leave it alone.Your kinda being selfish here by not realizing you now have a life within you that needs you,(a lot more than you need a Dad/boyfriend who may or may not be there)you were grown up enough to make this child,now be grown up enough to realize he/she will be the love of your life,and as far as fathers rights,Ok if he chooses to be there fine,if he doesn't fine too but the power of anything is in your hands now.It sucks but this is the reality of it,get past your feelings and do what is best and what is right,only you can make this happen.Whether you want it to be or not....take control of you and your childs life and if he chooses not to be there its his loss..........best of everything, Me to you
2006-10-28 10:03:39
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answered by stygianwolfe 7
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Obviously this guy only cares about one thing, himself. He's fooled around on you. That means he forfeits his privileges. Just because he placed an order doesn't mean you have to have him in the process of the development and delivery (Baby I mean). You guys aren't married he has no rights on you. Move on for you and your baby. It sounds like you have it all together and he just tears it apart for you. Move on. Get a restraining order if you have to. Do what is right for you. You are young and altogether, live your life by your terms. YOU GO GIRL!
2006-10-28 10:00:43
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answered by ? 7
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You may want to respect his rights to be involved with this child, but he clearly doesn't respect yours. Dump him like a hot rock and don't look back.
2006-10-28 09:45:22
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answered by My Evil Twin 7
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