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Cross post - please help

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Loki2019 · 28/03/2019 08:49

Cross post from lone parents, advice and experiences wanted.

I had a miscarriage in November, my relationship with my ex broke down afterwards and he dumped me just before Christmas. I blamed myself and the post mc emotions for the break up but after we split certain things came to light..for example he was cheating on me with an engaged co worker, he had spent hundreds on online cam girl porn, he had saved images of indecent young, anime type girls, he had many online dating profiles..the list goes on but it helped me realise that I wasn’t the problem in the relationship - with that many lies hidden it was doomed from the start.

From then he moved out and I contacted him to arrange collecting his belongings. I wanted a fresh start for 2019. The meeting to collect his things got very heated after he brought half his family with them, I was verbally abused and left threatening messages and they barged their way into the house to take belongings that weren’t his. The meeting ended in me calling the police and filing a report against my ex and his family.

I thought that was the end of everything until I found out a few weeks later that I was pregnant and had been since early December. Amazingly despite all the stress over the new year the baby is doing well and I’m almost at 12 weeks.

I took time to decide what to do and I couldn’t bring myself to have a termination despite the likelihood that I will be raising this baby alone. I’m happy and looking forward to meeting my little one but the only thing stopping me from enjoying this pregnancy is worrying about my ex.

Should I tell him given his abusive nature and questionable online activity? Will my baby be safe with him and his intimidating family? Am I better off saying nothing to protect the baby? If you feel I should tell him, how? We are no longer in contact and the last I heard of him he is getting with his co worker. I don’t want to be told I am just stirring up trouble for him. I just want to do the right thing for my baby.

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warriorprincessandwidowed · 28/03/2019 08:54

Me personally do not tell him..

One night stand... protect yourself and your child.

He from what you say and his family sound entitled and disgusting and it he bought family for back up he has more sinister shit to hide...

No shame in denying he is the father he does not e an need to know you are pregnant.

Sperm doner???

mindutopia · 28/03/2019 09:10

Right or wrong from a moral standpoint, from a practical standpoint, no I wouldn’t tell him. It sounds like your child will have a better life without the trauma of having a parent like that in their life.

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