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I'd almost call it a hookup and not a bf.
Well then piss off
Perhaps I shouldn’t have used the specific word shaming, but saying that people “need to try to find it in them” and the aggressiveness of your initial wording is still a form of victim blaming. What victims choose to do is up to them.
Medical conditions are always the reason to get a dna tests.
It's not quite clear what you're looking for here, but I think the answer to whatever question you have depends on what you want in this relationship and how much patience and effort you're willing to put into it in order to get that.
If this is meant to be a 'second chance' for the relationship, then maybe it just requires more from both you and your girlfriend than she is currently in a position to give without compromising her mental health.
She was prescribed an antidepressant during the time you weren't together, and, as you seem to know already, psychotropic drugs can affect different people in different ways. You can try chalk the difference in her demeanour up to various things, e.g. maybe she hasn't been taking the drug for long enough to experience the desired effect, or maybe it isn't the right drug for her after all, or maybe the side effects she is currently experiencing are still the better alternative to how she was feeling before.
But it could also just as well be that she is indeed not as interested in the relationship as she was the first time around, and either way, what does it change? If your girlfriend isn't currently able to show her affection the way you would like, then you need to decide for yourself if you can live! with that for the time being or if it's a deal breaker.
Yes.
No reasonable person would agree with you. One day a week is NOT an unreasonable amount of time to spend with friends, so her “disagreement” is ridiculous, unreasonable, and frankly abusive. He's already said that he spends time with her and the baby after work so she isn't neglected.
Her problem is she has no friends or hobbies of her own. That's on her to change, he can't do that for her. She needs therapy and to get out of the house. Using OP as her “hobby” is toxic AF and unhinged.
Others have said it, but basically you need to address the real issue, and come to terms with it.
Are you going to have kids or not. That’s the decision you feel she is making, and she is, and you feel blindsided by it.
I’d suggest broaching the subject with a mediator/therapist in couples therapy. A good one will really help navigate some of the “pain points”…which isn’t to say you aren’t perfectly capable of doing it just the two of you. You sound like you both could, but why not have help, when that help can make some of the sting of “reality” hurt just a little less.
You did nothing wrong at all! You are not his mother but you are a mother and a mother to the child you have together! My sister isn’t my mom and I still make sure to show her appreciation because she gave me my amazing niece and nephews. Without you carrying his son for 9/10 months and then going through birth he wouldn’t be alive so appreciation to you is past due. And your son should be appreciative of you too!
Don't open a relationship just because you think it'll save your marriage. Counseling FIRST. Polyamory and swinging are not choices to be made lightly.
We were talking about skills I was cutting a watermelon and left part of the rind by accident. He said I needed to work on my knife skills. I got upset and told him it makes me feel bad that he corrects things in a corrective tone.
Okay, good for you.