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chloe2550

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For Love Or Money?
Posted: 01-06-06 10:22am

I am writing this in hope of getting advice from people who have possibly been in a similar situation. I am 18yrs of age 40 weeks pregnant and am not living with my partner. I live with my brother his wife and their two children. My partner ( the baby's father) is 21 and lives close by.

I was living with him until the fifth month of my pregnancy the reasons for me leaving were 1) we were sharing a house with two other 18-20 year old males who had not learnt how to clean up after themselves so I was cleaning for all of us 2) my partner was working when we first met a few years ago but has not worked for the past 18 months he is still umeployed and I am not sure of his efforts to find a job and I was working but still was doing all the domestic chores 3) he was a daily pot smoker which he has only recently cut back from. I love him with all my heart but felt that the situation wasnt healthy for me and my child.

We have now been talking about trying to live together again in a small apatment or flat. I am hesitant to rush into anything as he is still not working, when there seems to be alot of jobs around. I fear that if I move in with him again that he will take advantage of my again and I will be left a young working mother looking after the domestic chores, providing the money for the family and being extemely tired, I love him but I am not sure how I would cope with that situation.

I am not a person who likes conflict and it took me months to finally decide to move out from the situation the first time. He says it wouldnt happen again and that he is looking hard for a job and that he agrees to no pot, pot smoking friends in our place or around the baby. If anyone has any advice or opions I would love to hear back from you.
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DaliciaLynn

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Posted: 01-06-06 12:28pm

Dont move in with him until hes actually gotten a job.

Guys are good at just talking & no action, tell him to shutup until he gets a job then decide if you wanna move in with him or not.

Your having a baby for christ sake..You dont need extra stress which is total nonsense to weigh you down aswell.
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