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[quote=Anonymous]Yikes OP! Just Yikes.

If you stay w/this freeloading poor excuse for a man, you will only be selling yourself as well as your child(ren) short in life.

Sounds to me like this situation is going to get progressively worse as the years go on, and by the time your kids are in middle school (or even before), you may be serving time in a looney bin for what this man can + would do to you.

I say get out right now. Once you have your second child it will be tougher because then you will possibly be more dependent on him for childcare and the second child will have had time to form a bond w/his father too.

Suck it up regarding your family. For the sake of your sanity, you will just have to swallow your pride for now.

Ask for as much assistance as possible from them + leave this loser schmuck. Do not let his threats intimidate you. He is obviously using old-fashioned manipulation tactics to get what he wants. It's all a power trip to him.

Congrats on your new baby and I sincerely hope that you and the children embark on a brand new life away from this negativity.[/quote]

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