I was in the same situation
But how do I explain and tell him I don’t think it’s best for us to be together cause it’s like as soon as I do then it’s all like I’ll hold the baby and I’ll do this and that and then he wants to actually act like a partner and stuff and he’s all like he’s a provider but how he works 2 jobs I’m sitting with £3 in my bank and going to have to borrow money from family until pay day next week and my washing machine broke so I’ve took out an advancement to replace it and he’s all like I’ll go half with you for the washing machine and I’m just like I don’t want you to I’d rather do it myself
You need to have faith. Move away from him. You will thrive. When baby is older get a job and don’t rely on him for nothing ever again. You’re strong
@Sarah We don’t live together he already lives in a different city and only comes over once a week and he doesn’t pay for anything anyways other than the odd fews bits and bobs but I’m the one that will spend all my money on our son
Your son can have both parents in his life without you needing to be romantically involved with his father. Many people have wonderful co-parenting relationships and honestly those kids thrive because they are able to see a functional relationship. You deserve to be happy and feel valued. Also, get him on a child support plan.
To me it already sounds like you’re not together. I mean you don’t even live together
I agree with MK and that’s what I would like to do. It isn’t easy but we can recognize that you are a strong mother 👩. I hope you can find the best words to express your concerns with this other person. ☀️🫶 You can do this!
You need to get away and stay away