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I’m 20 years old and my son is almost 1. I partially regret having him when we did. I hate living with my in laws. I wanted to wait to be married. I envy all of my friends. My partner doesn’t have any interest in anything I want to do. I pretend to be interested in his stupid games all the damned time. He wants to tie me down but I have never been that person and idk how to tell him without hurting him. I hate staying in one place for long periods of time but at the same time I want to like it. I spent a very large majority of my life being responsible for other people and I really just want some time to be irresponsible but I always get yelled at for it. It seems like I get yelled at for everything I do. I will probably never get the chance to figure out who I am because I have to be what everybody expects me to be. I will probably never get to travel because we will never have the money because of the baby and Anthony hates people. I already don’t really have any friends and probably won’t make any more because of my situation and I can’t ever stay out after work. Essentially I hate my life and can’t tell anyone :’(
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Posted by Anonymous 29th November 2016
A child is better off in two homes than in one broken home. Besides, you obviously don’t want to settle. BUT are you sure you’re settling? or are you EXHAUSTED? Ask him to help - specifically.If you have to break up, tell him it isn’t working. Give him equal time.
That’s, IF you think that’s true. Is it true? You obviously used to see something in him. Has that changed, or are you exhausted?
If you’re going to try to make it work, then you’ll need to bend - which includes making HIM bend! You’ll teach him how to treat you. If you don’t want to watch games all day long, find ways to get him up! He didn’t “catch” you by staying on his game. So find a common interest, ya know? You both NEED to give this a chance; your child deserves that. And if it doesn’t work out, then your child deserves two loving homes instead of one chaotic one.