Take it easy and give her time. I am sure she has a lot on her mind right now. Be there for her and try not to fight with her too much. After my baby was born, everytime I looked at her I would thing about my boyfriend and think about the love that we had to have to make something so special. She will see the light, just give her some space right now. She'll come around I promise.
2006-12-31 18:26:52
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answered by kellie_new_mom25 2
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Well, maybe you are too young!! (hence, your spelling errors) I think u should take her to a counselor with you so you can find out her reasons. After 7 months, you decided to have children with this person? Even though she has a child whom is only 1 year old. Where is that childs' father? Or did she do the same thing with him? Act like she was in love with him, then once she turned up pregnant, left him? Sounds like someone needs to put this chick in check...
2006-12-31 04:35:36
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answered by hello_heather_03 3
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keep the peace if you can and try not to bug her but when you do have a chance to discuss it gently point out that you would love to be a part of the baby,s life,,,that she doesnt have to do this alone,,, but you cannot jump in and out of her or the childrens lives,bear this in mind.!approach the fact that yes,,at the minute the baby isnt here but soon will be ,that even though she may not see it yet when the child gets older and asks where is my dad,,she can say as most do,," he isnt around" and lets face it many do a runner but you are around arent you and if the child contacts you and finds out mum lied and told you to stay away when he/she could have had a dad this will hurt that child one hell of a lot and forgiveness may not come easily .children will always want mum AND dad and they dont understand why their dad didnt want them but many dont have that choice,,their dads do not want them and she needs not to take this for granted.raising kids is very hard work and what she wants now may not be so later so try not to start any arguments that will cause her to slam the door in your face,,try to avoid threats of court and lawyers,,try to keep your family in check because this too happens,,"that is my grandchild" and it can get out of hand with horrid phonecalls and growing resentment all round.all you can do is what she wants,she could quite easily change her mind afterwards when she sees you are going nowhere and have always done everything to keep everyone happy,it counts.
2006-12-31 04:07:30
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answered by lex 5
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She is probably scared that you wont really hang around and thinks you will leave. If she had a child from a previous relationship she may be worried history will repeat itself. Just offer as much support as you can. Show her you really mean it reassure her as much as humanly possible. I can only go from my view point. Having had a child from a bad previous relationship I'd be the same as she is being with you. Feel free to email me for more help if need be. Best of luck :)
2006-12-31 13:27:44
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answered by itgirl23 3
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basically be very carefull, if he's been married & has young little ones it basically shows he's happy to arise and flow on along with his existence yet you even inspite of the shown fact that would desire to locate moving on in a sparkling relationship very annoying even inspite of the shown fact that there are single mums everywhere now existence isn't that straightforward. you basically stay as quickly as and should not tie your self down as a results of fact of somebody else wanting issues... the place will he be at 3am for the subsequent 3 years, how in lots of cases will he have the newborn so which you would be able to bypass out and characteristic a existence. sounds like little ones are like an adjunct to this guy so do what you will desire to do... have a sprint one with somebody you like & who loves you - it somewhat is a kinfolk & issues like this basically make you realsie that from what you wrote!!! sturdy luck!!!!
2016-10-19 06:48:13
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answered by corridoni 4
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If the relationship really was as good as you say it was, this is extremely sad, especially for you and the child. It could be her hormones, but she needs to sort it out, during my pregnancies i really needed my husband and would never dream of chucking him out. I would suggest to try and be patient with her and save yourself for her, she might come round when her hormones have settled, or after she has the baby. I know it's not fair to you at all, you just want to be part of her life and the pregnancy. I don't know her so i dunno what could be going on in her head. If it really gets you down, perhaps you could discuss this with your doctor. Good Luck x x x
2006-12-31 05:35:39
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answered by Anonymous
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You and her need to take care of the child you share. You don't have to stay together and date unless you want to in which case I say that's good but don't stay together for the children. Only stay together because you want to and you love each other. If you have a child together it is your right to help take care of him or her and any female who rejects help from the father of their child is crazy and females out there who can't get any help from the father of their children and would love it would agree. You have to do your best to convince her that you want to be apart in your baby's life and I applued you for that. Maybe she'll come around and accept it. She'd be crazy not to.
2006-12-31 03:55:11
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answered by Irish Girl 5
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you sound as if you are better out of it things couldn't be that great otherwise she wouldn't have left you .
why do young people have to rush into relationships so quick, what about the other baby he will be missing you aswell, next time keep away from girls who have children , and dont move to fast into somones house either, it takes a long time to get to know somone, im sorry for you but you and her wern't meant to be, and now two kid's dont have their father,,,,,
2006-12-31 05:14:45
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answered by twinsters 4
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I'm really sorry baout your situation. But you must try to talk to her. This is your child. You need to be in the childs life. And not to sound to mean, but once the baby is born please get a paternity test. This same thing happened to a frined of mine. Now their daughter is 5 years old and he still doesn't know if shes his. She looks nothing like him, she looks like her mother. But having to look at her everyday and not knowing if she is his.
2006-12-31 04:05:06
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answered by Tasha 3
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you need to set down and sort the problem out .you do not need to argue or force anything just give a chance to explain the situation to each other and if necessary give each other enough time.remember do not insist anything it will effect the relationship and the health of the baby.
2006-12-31 03:59:09
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answered by Anonymous
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