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he's an idiot. he doesn't deserve you. oh and good luck and contests with the baby.(:
congratz*
damnyouautocorrect?
*congratulations bitch, where the Z come from?
I really don't know. I usually say congrats.... or congratulations for that matter.
You should get back at him. I'm thinking some rope would do the trick. Show him who's really the one that's tied up. >:)
it's tied down, fool
I'd hate to be 'that' person, but sue. Sue him till you can sue no more. :) That's a horrible horrible thing for a person to do and you'll need the money for the baby.
I think you mean get child support.
She won't get child support if she doesn't sue, in most cases like that, especially since they weren't married.
Sounds like he's too immature to be a daddy. Get him to pay child support and be done with him.
I know it doesn't sound like much because you have a kid with him, but, you dodged a bullet there [for the long-term]. His friend saying "he didn't like drinking with someone whom was tied down" may very well be true - It probably prompted your boyfriend to think about his current situation and realize it was far too much [and he was far too immature] to handle it. Now; the real question of course is whether he does right by his kid [even immature jackasses can sometimes step up to the plate for this one].
Bro Code Article One: The bond between two men is stronger than the bond between a man and a woman because, on average, men are stronger than women. That's just science.
that is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
Successful troll is successful?
I live by this code
what to have a kid w/o commitment. seriously- condoms are free and birthcontrol isn't far from
simple- abortion
Also, depending on where OP is from, condoms ARE NOT FREE. No contraceptive is 100% effective either and not everyone agrees with abortion. If I'd been with someone for 4yrs I'd be thinking about babies too. So there's every single one of your points blown straight out of the water.
says the one who doesn't have to do anything but grunt for a few minutes...
Also, abortions are not simple! They can be incredibly dangerous and leave you infertile if there are complications. So STFU.
No, four years of dating, regardless of whether it involved sex and/or was monogamous, is not a commitment. Marriage does offer a commitment. As has been demonstrated to the OP, and which you have not learned, it is far easier for one to just walk away from four years of dating than it is to leave a marriage. The interesting part of your comment is the "caging him" part. See, if a man WANTS to marry a woman, then he is not being caged. He is making a commitment to her and the relationship. That you think of marriage as "caging" someone shows how little you know about people and relationships. I am pretty sure you "caged" someone, then the relationship went to hell because of it and had a nice expensive divorce.
4 years is an element of time, marriage is legally binding. why would he need to be "caged" if it's something he wanted?
geeks- true, condoms may not be free but they're not hard to come by. should you wish to proceed in saying "she couldn't afford them" then she should have thought about how much a baby costs. then again she probably didn't think placing blame entirely to her. in fact here's another birth control method- oral and anal they are free regardless of your municipality. secondarily in the "developed and medically enlightened world" ( majority of north America and western Europe) an abortion can be triggered entirely by hormones were there complications and this woman became sterile I doubt the world would lose a genius taking in to account this woman's clear lack of planning, reasoning, and intelligence.
yeah I have to disagree here when there are people who have been married for a week tops. not a lot of commitment involved there.
But again I'd raise the point THEY'VE BEEN TOGETHER FOR 4 ******* YEARS!!! She obviously thought they'd be together for the long haul. If she'd got pregnant after a year or so I might see your point but 4 years is plenty long enough to plan a family!
@75 the caged part of my comment referred to the orignal comment in the thread that seemed to think marriage would have kept them together. If you need a marriage to make sure your partner doesn't cheat or leave you then you shouldn't be getting married in the first place. Four years is a long time all doubts should be gone and OP did nothing wrong having a baby in that time. I am in the same situation minus the bf leaving, and I do not feel like I am in a relationship where my partner could duck out at any time, I wouldn't have had a baby with him. If we got married I wouldn't magically be more in love with him or more committed to him. Marriage is a nice thing to do yes but your relationship should be a commited one before marriage.
If you are in the same situation, then you are a dumbass. If your b/f decided he wanted to date someone else, he could just pack his shit and leave. The best you could do is sue him for child support. And, that assumes he doesn't decide to completely disappear or move across the country and leave no forwarding address. Then, in order to sue him, you would need to find him first.
and what if we were married and he decided he wanted to be with someone else? He could still take his shit and leave and dissapear overseas. We wouldn't be divorced but we also wouldnt be together. Also I am not dating him, I am living with him, we past the dating stage about 3 months into the relationship. Grow up please and take a good long look at the world you are in, marriage is no more secure than a long term relationship.
oops didn't mean to give u a thumbs down. I totally agree with u there
84- why the **** is it only the woman's fault?! wouldn't it also be the mans fault to for sticking it on up there and not pulling out before his magic came out XD I see it 50-50 on the fault scale. :}
He doesn't realize that he's tied down until his child is at least 18?
No, he isn't. He doesn't even have to pay anything unless she takes him to court. See, that is why women like you and the OP are idiots. You assume that he is tied down because he has a kid, but he really doesn't have to do anything except maybe cut a check once or twice a month. The OP, however, is tied down for at least the next 18 years if not the rest of her life. She has also made herself less desirable to other men and made dating harder for her and any man who is willing to date her.
They weren't great guys. Great guys don't stoop to raise someone else's kids. Only losers with no self-esteem do that. Now, those guys are stuck raising some asshole's child(ren) and probably not having any of their own. In fact there are only a handful of reasons a guy would want to be with a woman who has someone else's kids: he already has kids, doesn't want or can't have kids, is a child molester, or is too stupid or crazy to see the mistake he will be making.
Agreed! TRUE friends don't pull crap like that. I'm a guy, I never have done this.
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I doubt that's the real reason.
Your boyfriend should have been more dedicated to you than his "drinking friends".