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Reply to "I have a real life “The Notebook” situation on my hands and I have no clue who to choose. "
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[quote=Anonymous]I think that in the Notebook those conflicts were an understandable result of class and family-created pressures. Also, he had no sense of entitlement. She learned that he put in the years to make good on the promise he made her and came back to him of her own volition. Has your ex put in anything additional? Has he already done years of therapy? His trying to sweep arguments under the rug could be very problematic later. You definitely should end the current relationship. Continuing it is selfish and unfair to him and his daughter. I felt the same unwillingness to raise another person's child that you did before marriage, but unlike you, I did not waste someone else's precious time. [/quote]
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