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New break up.Need someone to talk to..

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Newmom2018 · 03/01/2020 01:28

My husband and I have only split in the last few days but I'm finding this all really hard and really overwhelming. We have a toddler together and sole custody of his 16 year old daughter. He left and is staying in a hotel. Very little communication from him.. mostly nasty sly digs about it being my fault etc.. he left over a row but I think he intended to scare me by going but to be honest I've felt for a while it was ending. We're 10 years together but things have been getting progressively worse. I just don't know what to do. I'm so upset, scared and tired. I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by saying this is the end. I'm scared he'll take his daughter with him. I'm scared of being alone. I'm scared I won't manage financially. I'm scared this isn't the right thing to do...I just don't know. It's all messed up...

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BraveGoldie · 03/01/2020 02:04

Oh I am sorry NewMom, it sounds very very hard.

Of course you are scared - this is a big development and everything is new. Take one step at a time and be kind to yourself.

Sending hugs and Thanks

daydreambeleiver · 03/01/2020 02:20

HugsThanks

My advice is to talk, to really talk. Only time will tell what happens but it's always worse at 2am. I'm a terrible insomniac, even before my separation, but I've spent nights worrying but by talking we managed to separate amicably and are both really happy 10 months on (or I am at least!)

BusterGonad · 03/01/2020 07:33

I've not been through this so my advice may be shit but I find at times of stress to not look too far ahead, tackle one worry at a time if you possibly can.

KatherineJaneway · 03/01/2020 18:04

Has he left his daughter living with you?

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