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Why does she feel like y'all have to have a second child if she doesn't even love you? Moreover, why even get married (beyond the kids)? This kind of stuff is some of the reason for why the divorce rate is so high.
I always wonder what motivates some people to click on "you deserved it" under a post like this ...
Maybe she doesn't feel loved by you, not the other way round? Maybe try to think of how you may have upset or neglected her. Also keep in mind that emotions are a lot stronger during pregnancy, so it might have been a very minor thing like not asking her how she feels. Good luck to you and your family!
What a ****.
Maybe she's looking for the next step ;) MARRIAGE
Am I missing something?! Doesn't fiancé/ fiancée mean they are getting married? Why do people keep saying, "maybe she wants to get married"?
Quit knocking her up and walk her down the bloody isle.
did you even read the FML?
So I get thumbed down...really?? Ok, "Today, my fiancée of 2 years and mother of my son, who is also pregnant with our second son, commented on how lucky two friends getting married were to have found each other. I said that we're just as lucky. She responded, "No. They actually love each other." FML" Why would you walk her down the aisle if she doesn't love you...? That's not a marriage, it just becomes an obligation at that point. Hell even a liability, because you're no longer married to your wife, you're just married to the mother of your children. So #40 makes no sense.
Still, love is love. You should never get in an actual commitment if it's not shared...
ouch...
I think it's a totally valid assumtion to say that part of the reasoning behind her remark has to do with the fact they've been engaged for two years. She could have been (poorly) trying to imply that OP doesn't love her because he hasn't married her yet, not necessarily that she doesn't love him.
I agree. If my boyfriend proposed to me and two years later we still weren't married, I'd be having serious doubts about his affections as well.
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What a horrible thing to say.
The first line of your FML kind of explained why dude.... engaged two years with a second kid on the way? Kind of a bad sign.