Hi.
Honestly, I have been in that situation ten years before. We, eventually got married after three years of giving birth to my first child. But, 7 years after we still broke up due to irreconcilable differences. I could say that He does love me and that I do love him but it is not enough.
These are the things that you should think of (1)sleepless nights in caring for a newborn child, when the baby is sick, check-ups, immunizations, post-partum depression aside from your usual daily chores with the addition of your child's laundry, mess etc. etc.. and juggling a job at that. Can you survive this?
(2) Are you financially capable of rearing the child? What happens if there is an emergency? do you have savings to tide you over some crisis?
(3) Lastly, based on my experience, nothing is more important than my child. Given another chance to choose, I would always and definitely choose my kids over my husband. If the baby is reared properly, meaning the child's attitude is okay, I can only say that everything is worth it just to have my babies, even all the hardships and heartaches I went through, I would gladly go through it again just to have them.
(4)Don't put your happiness so much on another person's hands. Just let him decide for himself. And whatever his decision is live with it, it is NOT the end of the world.
BEST,
PAIGE