DS's dad is 4 hours late to come see 6 month old son.
Does he care? Does he fuck.
Just spoke to him on the phone (more like shouted down the phone) for an explanation as to why he's 4 hours late and he really didn't seem interested.
A few weeks back he was "too tired" to come see DS as he'd been helping a friend move house which was fair enough in my eyes-ish. Personally I'd have said no I'd not seen my child in 4 days so I'm off there instead! But whatever.
Anyway it turned out he went out with friends
When he comes to see DS all he does is sit and watch tv and doesn't even play with him.
I cook, clean, wash DS's clothes, bath him, get up with him on a morning, cook all his dinners (he can't have mine because I have an eating disorder) all doctors appointments and just everything you can think of I do it.
His "father" essentially watches DS for me while I clean the house.
He lives at home with his parents and has his mummy running after him so he doesn't have to do anything there either.
When we were together he applied for 4 jobs and had 6 driving lessons in a 13 month period. What an amazing bloke.
I moved jobs when pregnant which was stressful, I got me and DS a house to live in as ex couldn't be arsed to drive or get a good job.
(Driving is usually necessary where we live for a good job, we don't live near much)
I have now applied for uni and I'm determined to solely provide for my child cause who knows when he will just walk out of DS's life.
So he's never lived with us and I've pretty much raised DS alone from birth.
He cheated when I was pregnant and he admitted me didn't even want DS until he was born.
He is never in a rush to see DS and if he is working 3 days then has 3 off the first one will be spent with friends not DS. So I can assume he doesn't miss him?
I don't see how it's fair he even gets the privilege to see DS. He's a gorgeous boy who is no trouble at all, he plays lovely and hardly ever cries.
Sorry for the rant, but I get sick and tired of working my arse off for me and DS (which is a pleasure) and him getting to sit on his lazy arse.
Sometimes I genuinely wish he didn't get to see DS at all. He doesn't seem to have any good qualities to pass on to DS
Can just imagine him leaving DS in tears when he's old enough to know daddy cannot be bothered to come see him
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MamaPingu · 18/03/2014 16:05
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