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Can someone please tell me how you leave your bd without having to go back because of comfort? My bd has told me and shown me that he doesn’t like me, but also doesn’t want to leave me.

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If it's a case of staying because the relationship is a comfortable backing and feels normal it will take strong will to not go back. Making a comfortable routine without your BD constantly around you could be the answer.

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Leave and if u feel like u want to go back remember what he do to u remember what he told u and what he's showing u and tell ur self that u don't want to live like that no matter if u have a baby it's not that he doesn't want to leave u it's bc he wants u to leave him for him to act like the victim

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I would say slowly detach from him start with a couple of days ans then be around each other for a couple of days because then for the first bit it doesn’t feel weird and then just gradually detach all together it’s how I done it with my bd and it worked for me I wanted him around all the time for comfort and support and then I relised I don’t need that anymore and know he only sees his son once a week by his own choice and doesn’t contacts me I speak to him mum x

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My BD treated me so bad during the regency and after I gave birth. Repeatedly told me he did not want me and wanted me out my house. I packed all my stuff and left one weekend. It hurts so bad everyday but going back isn’t an option. Once you get over the initial hurt and loneliness you will be okay. It’s ok to be sad and hurt and disappointed etc. you are all your child needs

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Do you have 2 or more boys? Make me feel like I’m not alone…. Pls!!!

Im a mum of 3 boys ages - 5, 9 & 10
(also have a 5 month old girl ;)
My boys send me CRAZY!
I feel it’s on a daily basis with their fighting amongst themselves (whether physical or verbal), constant sh””t stirring or even just bullying each other. It’s like pecking order, oldest fights with the middle child then middle child does the same to the youngest. Not a day goes by that they’re not at each other.
Im going insane!!! Same sh””t every day…. Leave him alone, don’t speak to each other like that, thats his give it back, keep your hands to yourself, don’t do that again, why did you have to hurt him, apologise, can’t you all just be nice to one another. Im like a broken record. It never f””kin ends!!!!!!

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They’re 4 months and I’m trying to explain she still sees me as a part of her and it’ll change when she’s older. I give him tips and it improved but she just cries at him all the time. Ask him to cheer up and not sound angry - makes it worse 😞 he’ll walk off or go on his phone ignoring her whilst she looks at him and blames me for causing it…

He won’t hear it and keeps arguing with me since 6 months pregnant. He doesn’t like that we contact nap (reflux and feeding) and living situation… like I get it but I’m struggling and need his support as I have PPD.

We have none from either family members and it’s just passive aggressions from all…

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I work part time due to minimal childcare & he is the bread winner and provides for most things; we do both pay towards mortgage & bills though.
How would we go about the mortgage? I cannot afford it alone and I currently don’t get any help from the government as he earns too much (it goes off household).
How would I eventually get the help I worry I’ll struggle until I get this? I can’t work more hours due to no childcare around us.
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