husband wants to keep baby and I don't

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Does DH support abortion in general?


No one supports abortion. People support abortion rights.
Anonymous
Go ahead and divorce now because even if you decide to keep this baby, your husband will never be able to look at you the same way given you’ve said you’ll never love this child.
Options:
1. Abort, divorce, and share the child you already have
2. Stay together knowing you’ll resent the unwanted child
3. Have the baby and let your DH have your unwanted baby and share the wanted one (that shouldn't screw both kids up too much when that reasoning comes to light!)
Anonymous
OP should have had an abortion and not told her husband.
Anonymous
Her body. Her choice.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Her body. Her choice.


+1000000000000

100 percent agreed.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP should have had an abortion and not told her husband.


In the old days, women would go to see their mother and mom would tell them where to find an illegal abortion, and then would stay with Mom until recovered. Either that or have the unwanted child and be bitter the rest of your life..
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Does DH support abortion in general?


No one supports abortion. People support abortion rights.


DP. I think Dh would’ve been fine with one (who, you will recall, was also a surprise) as long as there wasn’t a pregnancy. Now there’s a pregnancy again, so his feelings are different. OP took a risk (which she tried to minimize with BC) by having sex. She took another risk telling DH about the pregnancy. Why she 100% expected a different opinion from dh when they both came around on no kids with first DC is beyond me. Very naive. Thetalk about one and done was probably very surface level. Even so, people have a right to change their minds.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Go ahead and divorce now because even if you decide to keep this baby, your husband will never be able to look at you the same way given you’ve said you’ll never love this child.
Options:
1. Abort, divorce, and share the child you already have
2. Stay together knowing you’ll resent the unwanted child
3. Have the baby and let your DH have your unwanted baby and share the wanted one (that shouldn't screw both kids up too much when that reasoning comes to light!)


She doesn't know. She may end up loving this child the same way as she loves her daughter.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Go ahead and divorce now because even if you decide to keep this baby, your husband will never be able to look at you the same way given you’ve said you’ll never love this child.
Options:
1. Abort, divorce, and share the child you already have
2. Stay together knowing you’ll resent the unwanted child
3. Have the baby and let your DH have your unwanted baby and share the wanted one (that shouldn't screw both kids up too much when that reasoning comes to light!)


She doesn't know. She may end up loving this child the same way as she loves her unplanned daughter.


People keep forgetting OP and DH originally did not want any children even the one they have now. DH wasn’t the only one changing his mind.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Her body. Her choice.


+1000000000000

100 percent agreed.


Look, I support a woman’s right to choose. But choices are not made in a vacuum.

She has every right to have an abortion and her husband has every right to his feelings. On a less significant level, I could shave my head, stop working out and eat fast food all day, get a neck tattoo, etc. because it’s my right to do what I want with my body. But that doesn’t mean it wouldn’t affect my marriage.
Anonymous
I absolutely support abortion and am pro-abortion.

I am not pro-overpopulation.
Anonymous
Has OP been back?
Anonymous
Why is it that men "change their minds" and decide they want a kid, then go off and work 40-50 hours week? They do not end op raising the kid! It is left up to the mom or a nanny.

If he wants the kid, he raises it. He can do part-time work, or be a stay at home dad. He had better take on the majority of the child -rearing.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Has OP been back?

Yes. She’s posted multiple times. Read every page and you’ll see her responses.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:You want to terminate because your DD won’t get as much of an inheritance if you have the baby? No wonder your husband is threatening divorce. You guys need to talk to a therapist. It seems odd to me that an inheritance, many decades from now, is the first reason you cite.


Totally agree.
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