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Aya, 20 y.o.
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Date: November 16, 2022
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Nonsensical response because you have nothing to say. Classic.
You’re 25, young enough to find someone on the same path as you with a timeline that matches yours. The second the relationship was opened up it was over. You want different things.
Tl;dr: My husband threw my lack of biological relationship to our daughter in my face while we were arguing. I’m beyond hurt and need advice on how to proceed. How do I get him to see my side?
Either he takes total parental responsibility for her or he doesn't. That means if he wants to pay the biological parent card that he dors ask the cooking for her, cleaning, washing clothes, taking and collecting her to school and activities etc.
The simple answer to this is what plans came first? If you planned the visit before the sleepover then it's what matters.
You could compromise and move your parents visit out a weekend which would have been my choice before this all has happened.
But now he's made the choice about whether you have any parental responsibility to this child or not. He has to decide that you're equal and the simple answer applies, or you aren't a parent to her any more.
Why does this bother you and why are you making an issue of this? If you are threatened or disrespected by his actual past memories then this is not the relationship for you. I can't imagine my significant other trying to police my Facebook or my photos. That's honestly a lot, and it would be a huge red flag, and I would end the relationship. For reference, I am married, and my spouse and I BOTH are Facebook friends and have photos with our ex spouses. Removing the photos does not change or erase the past, it's just some bizarre way that you are trying to exhibit some sort of control over your significant other. This is wow.