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I need him to leave.
| Wed, 10-12-2011 - 4:17pm |
Hello,
I visit this board today deeply distraught about my situation. I have 2 daughters from a previous relationship. I am currently dating Walter and due to have his son. I am very stressed because Walter hasn't worked in an entire year. He has not worked because he is too lazy to put forth the effort to find a job. He LOVES to stay home, watch tv and relax. He also has a drinking problem, that he is working on. He has been sober for 3 weeks now.
I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND, that this situation is my fault for allowing myself to be involved
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I agree with the others.
Of course he can stay home and take care of the kids.
A househusband can be a boon.
Sure, and because childbirth is "gross" he will be really likely to change a diaper.
Because he is too lazy for a job, he will be likely to get off his arse and help.
Did you even read the post or what
A guy like this is not a good candidate for a stay at home dad because he is lazy--he wouldn't be a responsible caretaker.
Oh Crabby :smileyvery-happy:
My thoughts too To me it is nothing more than a way to gain power and control; over another person.
You're a typical abused woman.
If looking at an ultrasound "grosses him out"
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