I'm 26, I have a beautiful Daughter who recently turned two and I'm 23 weeks pregnant with my second Daughter.
I've been in a 'rocky' relationship for the last 6 years but my ex had a habit of going out at the weekends and spending too much money on beer etc and I decided I needed a break from out relationship as he didn't seem to understand his responsibilities were more so than ever now we had two children coming, not one.
It was probably a hasty decision looking back but I was scared and upset - we have a lot of debt.
I claimed benefits and I think this knocked him a bit as he suggested I must have had this planned out but really I guess I wanted him to realise what he was losing and step up. Silly me.
We had some conversations about getting back together and we tried but it was awkward - I think he blamed me for the hurt he felt from being kicked out.
In brief, he came back for xmas, our daughters 2nd bday, new years and then our second scan before telling me too much had happened between us as a couple and he could no longer see a future between us.
Two and a half weeks after the second scan of our Daughter, he has now told me he has met someone else and I don't know how to feel?
Goes without saying I'm so hurt after 6 years that he'd just fall into bed with someone else but at the same time I know this is the way "some" men cope. And I'm also angry he made me feel like a monster when he obviously must have had the same feelings to move on so fast?
I'm also confused how someone (the new girl) could get into a relationship with a man who has a baby on the way with someone else?! I don't know if I could get my head around that!
She has kids of her own so it feels a bit like he's abandoning our family for hers, even though I know I instegated the initial split?
I'm just a bit lost. Everyone close to me is just telling me he's a loser, I deserve better, the usual etc but everything is just stupidly painful atm.
Did anyone else have a breakup during pregnancy and go on to be happy? How did you cope please? I'm not an outgoing person, I only really have one friend I can rely on so I feel a bit alone at the moment, sorry xx
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clashofclanswidow · 26/01/2016 21:11
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