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Resolved Question: My pregnant girlfriend left me for her friends support.?
Me and my girlfriend have had our ups and downs since the past 11 months that we’ve been together. Recently I found out she was pregnant so I rushed into getting her all the help that she needs. Until the beginning to present (of those 11 months being together) I’ve payed way for both of to live and have continued up until now. I’ve resented her for this off and on because she shows no initiative to contribute even though she has a job. She has conned me out of lots of money that including her car, credit card bills, the necessities of living, and much more… It wasn’t expected to for her to have a kid, she wasn’t able to get pregnant according to her doctor six years ago… She was lucky enough to get pregnant this time after countless months of sexual intercourse.. Resting that aside, her hormones have been off the chart lately. I’ve being making trips back and forth, making sure shes fed, feeling better, and anything and everything to support her though her first trimester. Last week the ob/ gyn had determined that she was 6 ½ weeks and ongoing 7 ½ now. It doesn’t seem no matter how much I help her she blames me for everything that’s happening to her and that I haven’t given her emotional support that her “girlfriends” that have kids would give her. So she broke the news today saying she was going to leave to yuma which is about 3 hours away from were we live to stay with her friend. I don’t know what to do.. One part of me says to let her do her thing and then shell come around and another part of me says shes gone for good and that it could only get worse from here. Either way I’m very frustrated with her because I’ve being playing role as being her father for the past year by putting a roof over her head, feeding her, giving her gas money, paying her car fines, paying her car insurance, pretty much any finicial nescessity that she needs. She claims I have no emotional support for her and the kid and uses her pregnacy as a reason to all her problems… Yesterday I spent the entire day up until 2am running around town to get what she wants to eat. She miserably pukes it all out without hesitation and feels even more hungry afterwards. I even make it a point to get her ice water and rub her back each time that she pukes. And every time that she does shes hungry a minute later. To cut a long story short towards the end of 2am, ten minutes after she ate and puked she wanted something else to eat. So I went to the fridge and starting naming out what we had. We have gone though this process a million times and once again no to everything. By then I became frustrated and raised my voice saying “Well what do you want!?” She got very upset and starting mouthing me off…. I already ran around town all day and she was expecting me to go out after 10 minutes of eating AGAIN!…. It doesn’t matter what her situation is she hasn’t lifted a figner since she found out she was pregnant. She cant even get up and get her own water… She weighs 200 pounds and I feel shes a high risk pregnancy because she isnt active enough. Today she broke the news saying she was going to her friends and will be by to pick up some of her clothes and stuff around 4pm. I have a feeling shes going to be gone longer…. I don’t know what to expect from here…. I can only expect it to get worse. Shes claiming her friends are theres to help her. But I’ve been there to help her 95% of the time. I feel so used and scared I wont be able to see my own kids birth!

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Resolved Question: What’s with the whole ‘women are bad drivers’ stereotype?
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Resolved Question: I wish it were easy to get over the abuse, but it’s not, so I need some constructive advice.?
Please don’t answer if you aren’t going to read the whole story.

My mother is quite emotionally and verbally abusive. She can be physically abusive at times, but nowhere near like she used to be.

It frustrates me so much that she can’t see how her abuse has led me to become who I am emotionally.

I don’t think she even recognizes her behavior or would ever admit to doing any harm.

She has called me selfish, dysfunctional, disrespectful, and rude, a sorry ass child and many other things before.

She alleges to feel hurt when I don’t tell her “Happy Birthday!” and/or “Happy Mother’s Day!”, but if only she knew how hurt I feel when my birthday comes around and is practically ignored. Even when I graduated from high school she found a way to disappoint me and annoy me with her comments. Besides, how can I tell her those things when she makes me feel like crap?

One of the many things that bother me about my mother is how she will agree to do something for me only if I do something for her, even then I will reluctantly oblige only to have her renege on her part of the deal.

I have a lot of resentment for her because of how she treats me and because she believes being a good parent is about paying bills and providing food. None of that means anything to me because her abusive nature outlives all of that.

My mother also has a bad habit of blaming me for everything and being irrational. I am quite astounded by her ability to blame me for things that have nothing to do with me. One time I asked her to drive me somewhere and while in the car she started fussing at me about how she gets anxiety when driving on the highway. Mind you, I was sitting in the back seat looking out the window, so I don’t understand how I had any part in her decision to drive on the highway. I could go on forever about how irrational she is, but this question would become too long.

I am both intrigued and befuddled as to how my mother has no problem with being supportive and helpful to my sister, who is a high school dropout and got into a little bit of trouble as a teenager. Just last month my mother helped my sister search for her first car, go with her to take her driver’s test to get her license and even put her on her car insurance! All this for her when for the last six years she has come up with any and every excuse she can as to why she can’t teach me how to drive so that I am able to get my driver’s license.

I am and have always been more responsible than my sister and I think it is because I had to be my own parent.

You see, when I was twelve and my sister was fourteen our parents separated (they were never married) for reasons unknown to me because nothing was ever talked about. I came home one day after spending the night at a friend’s house and most of my father’s things were removed from our house. He only lived with us for three years. It was around that time that my sister started staying away from home until she completely left and lived with friends or her boyfriend of that time. About two months ago she moved back in with us because she broke up with her boyfriend.

This is another thing that confuses me because anytime my mother gets angry she starts telling me about how I need to move out or in her words “get out of my house!” This is also one of the reasons why I am hesitant to take on the financial risk of moving out because if things don’t work out I know that there is no way I could go back to living at home and being in this environment. Likewise, my mother makes everything about money. She likes to fuss at me about not paying any bills for something as simple as turning the heat on in the winter time. If I was financially able to live on my own and pay bills I would have done so as soon as I got my first job.

When my parents separated I think my mother felt liberated by the separation because almost every day of the week after work my mother would hang out with her friends and not come home until one or two in the morning. For the most part, I spent nearly all of my time alone. In school my peers would tease me for having short hair and say I looked like a boy. Needless to say, I had trouble making friends and have never had anyone to talk to.

I am currently working full-time at a bank and attending community college part-time. Whatever expenses financial aid doesn’t cover I pick up the tab for. I don’t understand how my mother can complain about what I do with my money and make remarks about me being in community college when she has chosen to not be involved or supportive with anything I do and have done.

My mother has taught me nothing about life. Slowly but surely I am learning what I need to know. I can’t even begin to explain how much it aggravates me when my mother tries to take credit for some of the things I have done. My mother once told me that I wouldn’t be able to go to college and get financial aid if she didn’t put her financial information
I asked about what I could do.
I go to community college, so there are no dorms.

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