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help me? Partner cheating on me

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lockdownmumma123 · 09/09/2020 20:24

Ladies, I've been posting a lot on here for parenting advice I'm a FTM and always find the advice so helpful! So can you help me with this one?

Basically my partner is cheating on me, he had a meltdown at XMAS time and asked for space I was pregnant at the time, I have just found out he was having sex with another woman, a couple weeks ago I found out I forgave him ( stupidly ) but now I have discovered he has a Snapchat account speaking to woman, including this girl he cheated with at XMAS asking her for videos and other woman too, I confronted him he denied it even though I had the proof there in black and white, I want to end the relationship but I don't know how?

he is at football training just now, we have a house together and our daughter is 6 months, I don't have a great relationship with my mum that would make me want to move back home? I can't afford this house myself, I'm scared he will threaten to take my daughter away if I end the relationship, help me?

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redastherose · 09/09/2020 23:13

You need to separate. You don't need to stay with someone who cheats on you simply because you don't have a good relationship with your mother and can't afford that house on your own! Tell him it's over and start making plans. Do you have a job to go back to after mat leave?

Kat19811 · 10/09/2020 01:43

So how many times will you forgive him... u caught him out time and tine again. It’s so hard when you have kids and a house together. U need to seriously think about urself and ur child. What if u sold the house and went half’s you could find a accommodation even a flat. Please dnt torment yourself. Life is to short hun. Are you married to him?

Eekay · 10/09/2020 02:06

Even if he threatens to take the baby, he can't. So don't let that worry sway your decision. I'm sorry you're going through this. Would your mum - or friend - give you some support if you tell them what's happened? I would hope that even if you don't have the best relationship, your mum would be there for you and the baby in a horrible situation like this.

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