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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I'm going to try to answer the two pp's directly above. When I first found out I was pregnant, I specifically said to him that he did not have to be involved if he didn't want to be. [b]He insisted that wasn't possible because his parents would never forgive him so he was stuck in an impossible situation. [/b]To be perfectly honest, at that moment, I thought the stress of the pregnancy was getting to him and he wasn't really being himself so I thought I'd let him cool off and see how things go. Things never got any better, but every time I tried to pull away he would put a massive guilt trip on me about how our son deserves to know his grandparents, bla bla bla. I admit that I made a huge mistake. I should have done what your mom did and moved away years ago. Honestly, I knew in my gut this would happen but I am a stupid optimist and was hoping for the best. He definitely is not father material and I should have listened 8 years ago. Yes, I would have been the bad guy then, but at least our son would not be going through this today. He has not had any contact since I've posted originally. I think he is done. His parents have called me and said they'll try to talk to him, but I don't know what could possibly be accomplished. We do not have formal custody, child support arrangement and at this moment I think that might work in my favor. If I ever want to move, I don't have to go through the courts to get his approval and he will not care enough to initiate the process himself to stop me. [/quote] So he doesn't want to be a father, but his parents want to be grandparents. Could that work for you? Unless they are toxic, I think a relationship with grandparents is much better than nothing. [/quote] Of course. If his grandparents want to be involved that is totally fine. [/quote]
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