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And you'll feel emotions again I'm sure. Just trying to say that you shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket at such a young age. If it's meant to be it will happen. That's my opinion. I wish you the best in love ?
I’d give her the single best drawing with your number written on the back. Giving her all of them at once might give creepy stalker vibes. But if she’s flattered by the one drawing and she likes you back, you’ll know. Then, if things work out, you can give her the rest after you’ve been dating awhile. If they don’t, no damage done to your reputation.
Yeah… That's a romantic vacation, not work related. I wouldn't trust a single thing he said about it. Time to break up.
2.5 months, and I'd say fair enough, I don't think you need to consult her and if I were her I wouldn't expect to be consulted. But 2.5 years is a serious relationship and presumably she'd be living with you, even if not at first, at some point in the future. While you're ultimately paying for the house and the final decision should be yours, I'd still involve her and ask her opinion etc
Alright man thank you
Just bring it up in conversation (Without saying 'I heard you with your therapist', because that's a privacy violation and might not go down well)
“Hey, can we talk? Do you think we should maybe keep the baby? I said No before but now I'm not so certain”
You'll get a yes/no/maybe and you can talk about what that would look like. You can literally ask the question “What does a future with us and this baby look like to you?” and get him to ask it back.
You can go over all the nice things (baby toes, giggles, cute outfits, watch a person grow) and all the bad things (money, sickness leave, an end to freedom, sleepless nights, worrying about your child as they grow and childbirth is no picnic).
I was on the fence about kids and when I look back I can see the impact that they've had on my life – I'm poorer than I would have been with out them. I'm way less travelled. I'm a pretty good dad though and I'm a more patient human being.
You really do need to have the open, honest conversation.
There's a few things you've yet to notice – like staying at home and being dependant on your spouse means that in the event of something happening to your spouse, you suddenly have no income and your resume and workplace skills is out of date. You're 29, but I suspect there's women only a few years older than you who've had this happen to them.
As for getting off work by saying you're trying to conceive – the work still needs to be done, do you want your coworkers to resent you? Not to mention that they can look up how that works so it's hardly a daily perk. Incidentally, such a “get out of work early” thing would also work for your spouse at his job so it's hardly a “women's world” situation… And it reinforces the idea that women's role is baby production, meaning that promotion is less likely.
Staying at home may sound fun but there's a reason that in the 1950s “mother's little helper” was drugs.
And there's also the factor that your partner signed up for a partnership, not a sugar daddy situation. Imagine if you came home and he'd declared he wanted to live this way. But if you want to avoid having to wear a wedding dress, go for it.