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dwindlingpaths OP t1_iyeffgr wrote

Reply to comment by jsun1973 in Is it alright? by dwindlingpaths

Yea I've come across this concept of love languages. Yea I guess words are important at some times for me too. How would you approach the situation? I mean if it involves such a massive change in personality type it probably will never change right?

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dirtbag52 t1_iyefcp4 wrote

My girlfriend has a 28 year old son who has sworn he will never get married. I met him when he was about 19. (yes me and my girlfriend are not married after 9 years, We have already been married and divorced from our first spouses and don't feel the need) Anyway watching her son grow up his stance on a lot of things has changed. He was adamant when he was 20 but I can see he is not so opposed to it now.

This may not apply to you and you have to be ready for a lifetime of no marriage but he may surprise you one day. A lot changes as you get older, views change as well.

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Beginning_Mix9393 t1_iyef9sd wrote

You feel weird=guilt. You guys need to have clearly defined rules about your relationship. How much are you each able to exlpore alone, what is good/bad together? What is too far for each of you? How close are your limits? Do you/should you compromise to close those distances if they are large gaps in what each of you considers too far?

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EndangeredMind2 t1_iyeeql7 wrote

I appreciate we have this hobby in common but the texting is too much. My partner and I both find it too much. Thank you for sharing the photos of your hobby but it needs to stop there. I have no plans to meet one on one and I have no plans to respond to further texts.

Enjoy your hobby. Be well.

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Connect-Industry-702 t1_iyeeh9o wrote

Well you are forcing fatherhood on him, but that’s the consequence of having sex. Especially unprotected sex.

You’ve made the decision to have a child with someone who does not want to be a father. This is unfair to your kid, but you have a couple options:

  • take him to court for child support and then deal with him not wanting to be involved in the child’s life.

  • completely cut him out and do this alone. You will be taking on the burden of raising a person who will have serious attachment issues. It’d be good for you to seek counseling or research what it means for someone to be raised without a father. Statistics for children like that aren’t great.

Your ex is being immature, but he has a right to not want to be a parent.

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