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Date: December 4, 2022
Not only that but the whole “i thought you knew!” is even more manipulation in that context.
She didn’t care about hurting you. She cared about hurting HERSELF, and lied to you to protect herself.
I know it’s futile to help him in anyway, but how can I stop him instead, like forcefully stop him? He can’t keep doing this.
So he's asking you to throw away your career in exchange for checks notes… Nothing?
You need to reevaluate your life choices. You have a long bumpy road ahead of you. You are a side piece. He hasn’t left his wife and the chances of him doing it now are small with the same chance of him being around for the child.
Do not lie and be upfront with your boyfriend. Get a DNA test if you keep the child. Remember secrets don’t stay hidden forever.
End it and block him. I don't know how long you've been dating but the kids are going to be attached in some manner. But, as long as it's not in front of the kids, that's up to him to deal with the fallout. If he requests that you talk to the kids, be wary of that being a way to get you around him again. Again, this depends on how long you've been dating. I'm guessing less than a year based on your age.
She either:
Thinks you are a liar. Believes you but is gaslighting you because she doesn't want to have to choose between you and John.
Neither of these things are part of the foundation of a solid relationship.
She’ll be entitled to half his assets, possibly even alimony.
That would actually be -Half of the shared marital assets- (like from Joint bank accounts and such things), not “half of his (personal) assets.”
Big fundamental difference.
It's hillarious how many guys who have never been married have this giant anxiety surrounding someone taking half their “stuff”, like the other spouse is coming into the relationship empty handed and won't contribute to the grows of assets and property at all.
It's not the 1950s, two adults can quite easily maintain separate finances in a marriage.
Yes. Of course. If the situation was reversed – wouldn't you want to know??
Did you talk to your family?