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Lots of good advice here and your last paragraph is spot on. I just had my first baby in jan of 2021, and my husband and I had worked out childcare financing and had also spoken to our parents about childcare help and if they would be willing or able to help.
While it is difficult to be a working parent, my husband and I and tons of other families make it work without regular (free?) help from the four grandparents who live nearby. Part of choosing to be a parent is taking on these new challenges and figuring it out.
I would advise maybe some family counseling before the baby comes, or showing her this post and all of the responses. She doesn’t seem to see you as a person and that is feeding the sense of entitlement that she is approaching you with.
Yes what you describe is abusive behavior. So many red flags. You need to end this relationship. Talking to him is not a good idea, and trying to go to counselling won't help. Can you get to a friends place and get your things from the apartment later and with a friend?
Right now just collect what you need: important papers and clothes that you need, medicines and any keepsakes you want to protect, and leave. Good luck.
Go to mayoclinic.com and look into foods that create noxious gas. It could be dietary. I can't eat eggs because of the gas it causes. Many vegetables can effect this as well. If he is lactose intolerant this may happen.
Also he needs to see a doctor. If he refuses it's time to walk
Then there you go, and that’s great that you’ve already dealt with this with family. So you know the problem, and have the tools to address it. Youve got this.
Your bf is trying to make you doubt and shame yourself, for no good reason at all, and that simply isn’t loving behavior at all. It clearly shows he values his own comfort over your feelings or happiness. He’s showing you he ha no problem trying to get you to hate yourself if it means he can get his way.
I get you love the guy, but this is the kind of red flag you run from, because if it works on you now, it will absolutely continue and get worse. This is an abusive relationship, with huge warning flags that’ll it’ll get even more abusive.
It's all very well for your boyfriend to want to be the white knight in shining armor. But part of the rescue would have to be finding you a new job at least as good as the one you have. He doesn't seem to get it.
Just remember to give the compliment sandwich. Compliment her on something, followed by your request, and then end with another compliment.
It sounds like he has no friends or other outlets and you're in the very classic situation of 'woman becomes all social and emotional outlet for her boyfriend/husband'.
Your husband needs friends to talk about these subjects and to wax philisophic with. Since friends don't just fall off trees, he needs a therapist who he can pay to listen to him rant on about things.
Some people really think their partner should be their lover, best friend and everything. The reality is that a relationship where each person is the only emotional and mental outlet for the other person leads to terrible co-dependence and resentment.
He takes this as you not caring, the reality is that you shouldn't be his outlet for every little thing in his life and he needs to spread that burden around.
I don’t think you have any reading comprehension skills lmao