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Date: October 14, 2022
If you were so invested in the relationship you would’ve realized that it’s not OK to text your friends about how naked her friend is on multiple occasions. You can think your SO’s friends are hard, but you should never ever admit it to anyone. Of course your (ex) GF would be hurt by this! I hope you learned from this and your ex finds someone new who won’t disrespect her the way you did
You aren't obligated to respond to him if he contacts you.
Well, it sounds like you still didn't do any of the house help during the time you quit your job. It was irresponsible to stop all of your medicationss suddenly, I don't even think 14 different SSRI exist, or a dr even prescribe them.
You also say you've been together 10 years, but you're only 24. That length of time is disproportionate to others who meet later on and older. You should seek therapy, go back on medications.
Now you're pregnant, and I'm not even sure how far along- but it is unfair for him to be making all of the money while you barely did anything. Then to come home to a messy house. Coming home to a messy house when both are working is one thing, but prior to your pregnancy it doesn't really seem like you helped & you're blaming your mental illness.
Seek therapy, adjust medications because it sounds like you still needed them. You should not have stopped them because you quit your job, that's not how depression works. You were not medication a sitation
The first thing anyone will tell you about substance use and abuse is that you are responsible for your own sobriety. Stop blaming him. Stop trying to make him change his behavior so it’s easier to change yours. You can do this on your own.