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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What does his new gf being a single mom have to do with anything? You're a jealous bitch. I hope he married that girl. Ha!

That'll serve you right.[/quote]

If she is dumb enough to marry him, she'll have to support him along with her daughter and any kids they have.  He's a man in his 30s who can't hold a job despite having a Masters degree. [/quote]

Why are you so sad about him then?

The new girlfriend will inspire him to msn ip, get a steady job and be responsible. Watch![/quote]

It was hard to break up with him because I loved him, he is a really nice guy and on paper looks great.  Just cannot hold down a job - spotty work history, never held a job longer than a year and he is in his thirties.  Cannot support himself - gets help from his parents and has a trust fund- much less a family.  He spends most of his time on a hobby and volunteering for good causes which is nice but an adult should have a job and be able to support himself even if they have a trust fund.  He has a good education but is never on time, is immature, disorganized but refuses to get treatment:  I suspect he has ADHD.  He insists there is nothing wrong with him and makes excuses for everything.  He isn't husband material unless I want a lifetime of grief.

I broke up with him because I know he won't change and I don't want to support an adult.  But if his new girlfriend who has a young child wants to take on the project of helping him become a responsible adult, good luck to her.

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