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Utterly confused!

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ohcluttergotme · 11/08/2012 17:38

Been married for 4 years & with my husband for 12. We used to be happy & have a life but we got married & bought our house 4 yrs & then had ds. Since then been so skint & house now in negative equity so we're stuck.
More and more I want to separate from my H as I don't feel I truely love him. He gets on at my 13 yr old dd all the time which I hate.
I feel so trapped though as have no money and know if I leave dh to the house he won't be able to manage. I also like our house & we have 3 cats that I really love.
I don't know whether to try & just make it work & think this will get better. Or leave & hope that things work out. Feeling miserable and confused. H also desperate for us to have another baby and I just don't know what to do. Everything feels make or break but really scared of uprooting my children for the unknown.

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joannajo12 · 11/08/2012 17:44

dont have any more babies, at least not for a very long time

izzyizin · 11/08/2012 17:59

What you mean by he 'gets on at your 13yo dd all the time'? What does he do/say to her? Do you pull him on it? If so, what does he say to you? What reason does he give for getting on at her?

ohcluttergotme · 11/08/2012 18:05

He moans at her for everything, for opening food in the fridge, leaving dishes in her room, for talking back. She really is a good girl, I'm a mental health nurse looking after kids & teens & I'll say to him he's too hard on her & he needs to give her a break as she really is good. They both have season ticket for football & he says I don't see them at football when they get on & have a laugh. I think well why do you always get on at her at home. I've spoke to my dd & she's said she hates that he always gets on at her & I've tried to say that's just dads & what their like but I never see him saying anything positive. I left him before for this but he managed to get me to move back and said he was going to try harder. I feel really trapped as tied into a mortgage & have no money, I know I'm not setting my dd a good example as she knows I'm not really happy

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