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Pregnant again; help me with an escape plan

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Arielthemermaid285 · 17/06/2016 21:52

Well---

I think I'm pregnant.

Last week I wrote a post stating that I thought I was pregnant by my loser of my DS dad.

Yesterday I took a pregnancy test; came back negative; but I'm no I'm pregnant; I don't think the morning after pill worked; im very very ill; highly nauseous and felt like this with DS. I'll test again in a couple of days; but I know I am.

I've decided that if I am, that I going to keep this baby; I'm not going to go through a termination again.

I want to leave DS dad; I don't want him to be involved in or lives (is that selfish) his a toxic man/boy; his angry outbursts in public, the constant fear that he may abuse me again. I can't do it anymore; someone if very destructive is going to happen if I stay.

I'm 22 years old; just finished my degree; and applying to do a masters next year. Hopefully I'll be able to still do the masters course. if I am pregnant, the child will be around 6 months and I may look into some childcare.

But most importantly; I want to leave; his dad is highly possessive and I wish I left ages ago Sad. If I stop contact with him; I know he would kick up a massive fuss, accuse me of seeing guys and will abuse me again. I'm prepared; but I can't live my life like this anymore.

What have others done; if you have been in my situation?

OP posts:
pallasathena · 18/06/2016 10:57

You need to contact Women's Aid. They are experts in dealing with women who have suffered abuse. You need to keep safe and you need to get away. Call the police and flag up your fears, they deal with this sort of abuse every day and can really help and advise.
You don't need to be alone with this fear. There are people out there who can and will help but you must be strong and take the first step yourself.

category12 · 18/06/2016 12:43

Get support around you: women's aid, the police, family, college services. Doing it with back up will make it easier. You may want to consider a refuge.

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