
Lady_K
@Lady_K
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Posted by coorkie
Girl, he knows you're not on the pill?



Posted by tiki33
41 is not the end of sowing seeds, he's pushing into mid-life crisis which means he's going to sow more seeds with you and with other women, beware, you are treading on an illusion that this man will be there for you and your child if it so happens you get pregnant. This is one of the biggest mistakes in thinking most women have fell for at some point in time....Good luck and please get some contraception until he has "THE TALK" with you, not the talk in morris code were you have to come to a forum and ask us what we think...You need a definitive answer from this man that you are going to be his only one and he wants to have babies and possibly get married, this can't be a presumption, this has to be a definite yes your the one for me, yes I want you to have my babies and yes I see you in my future, married/living together/cohabitating together.









Posted by tiki33
Oh so "THE MONEY" It't bound to make a woman believe the unreal....Good luck lady K, I definitely see you have your head in the clouds with this one, your bound to end up a single parent like his EX....

Posted by nedley
Hmm... It's a difficult call, especially since I'm not you, Lady K, and I wasn't present to decipher the entire situation.
I would however, take a step back and remove him from the picture right now. Think about what you want, and what you feel:
-would you want to have A baby right now? (not necessarily his, but the idea of being pregnant and a parent)
-could you support having a baby?
-do you have enough of a connection to make you satisfied in your relationship?
Note that he's removed from the equation. I find it important to centre yourself in this manner in order to think clearly and get the things that you want out of your life.
Now, I guess my opinion on this matter (you can agree or disagree), is that if a guy respected me enough, he would make sure I'm absolutely ok with it before he did anything to me. Inducing changes to my body and my life, like pregnancy, is one of them.
Posted by Lady_K
Everything aside I would and could be ready for a child, we have been together on/off for 18 months, and the reason for the on/off thing is not due to another person, it is due to him being so busy with his work. He travels a lot overseas and interstate and sometimes on really short notice. I have spoken to him on a Sunday night at 11pm and he would be in the office in the city closing a deal with someone in NYC who has gone into the office on a Saturday day to do business with him. But he has recently decided it was time for him to have more of a life that just work, work, work.
I am nearly 32, I always said I wanted a baby by the time I am 32, so it definitely goes to say that you should be careful what you wish for 🙂

Posted by Lady_KPosted by tiki33
Oh so "THE MONEY" It't bound to make a woman believe the unreal....Good luck lady K, I definitely see you have your head in the clouds with this one, your bound to end up a single parent like his EX....
I date men in my own socioeconomical background, I actually see him as being just average middle class, so your view is extremely different to mine. And like I said before, your idea of what happened with his ex, is just that a random idea, probably something you have experienced with your ex and you are bitter about it. But I could just be making assumptions the same way you are.click to expand


Posted by tubbyscubby
huh? my ex took care of his first child...the eldest. i didn't find out about baby 2 and 3 until AFTER the break up. i said that he was in denial of baby 2 because i found out later that he had been dodging the mother and within the past couple years baby momma #2 finally got him on paper.
for me, during the time we were together, i assumed that it was he and i. there were times that i knew in my gut that he was with others but i'm gullible in love. if a guy says he's faithful, i'm not going to go looking for proof otherwise. and what made my ex soooo sinister was that he emphatically stated/demonstrated that he was not cheating. that bedroom episode was just one incident of the extremes he'd go to in order to prove to me that he was invested in our union. of course i know now that a "real" investment comes with a ring but anyhoo...
"we all do it" isn't much of an excuse given "we all know better." i'm not trying to be self-righteous or judgmental at all. i'm not proud of what i just shared but if it causes someone out there to really take stock of what they're doing under the guise of "love," i'm willing to make an ass of myself.
there are no reassurances in relationships and a ring doesn't guarantee faithfulness. BUT, lowering the bar, disregarding common sense, acting foolishly or impulsively shouldn't be acceptable to any one. you know better, do better. don't let clocks ticking, promises of security and great sex keep you from thinking things through. no one wants to be a single parent. the OP is 31, not 41. now isn't the time to be desperate or reckless. a baby...or worse doesn't justify our errors. it just puts a big fat exclamation point behind them...one that may never go away.















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We made love, and he wanted to come inside of me, I let him, I am a bit worried as I am not on any contraception, but he didnt seem to care, he just said "If you get pregnant you get pregnant"
Hmmmmm, do you think he was talking about me when he said he wanted to find somebody?