Anonymous wrote:I've been in a very long term relationship. We recently got engaged and I found out he's been seeing someone else. We had been trying to get pregnant for about 6 months. For a few weeks he's become verbally abusive. He wasn't always this way. When I found out about the new relationship I was already pregnant. I've also found a few dating profiles. I stopped looking because it's hurtful. I've spoken to my therapist about our relationship and she says it sounds like he's " escalating". I'm in my late 30s time is not on my side. I'm not going to terminate. I am however considering telling him I lost the pregnancy and going home to be with my family. They live a few thousand miles away we have no mutual friends. Is there anyway he can later come back and take my child from me?
Thanks for any and all advice
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's totally okay. When the baby is born and they ask at the hospital for the baby's name, just say it was a one night stand and you don't remember the guy's name.
Go now. Get somewhere safe.
Agree. I did this, and no one asks at the hospital. You say, “I’m having him/her/them/baby on my own.” You smile and they don’t ask more. You don’t even have to fill out the birth certificate form for up to a year. It’ll be okay, OP. just get somewhere safe NOW.
Stupid question but don't I need the birth certificate for health insurance, vaccinations etc?
Thank you
Yes, but you can only list your name and not the fathers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's totally okay. When the baby is born and they ask at the hospital for the baby's name, just say it was a one night stand and you don't remember the guy's name.
Go now. Get somewhere safe.
Agree. I did this, and no one asks at the hospital. You say, “I’m having him/her/them/baby on my own.” You smile and they don’t ask more. You don’t even have to fill out the birth certificate form for up to a year. It’ll be okay, OP. just get somewhere safe NOW.
Stupid question but don't I need the birth certificate for health insurance, vaccinations etc?
Anonymous wrote:If you fake a miscarriage, get fake blood and everything.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And do not EVER post about this child on the internet. No Facebook posts, no Twitter about motherhood, no Instagram posts. Nothing. Those can get back to him.
I hadn't thought this far ahead, thank you
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's totally okay. When the baby is born and they ask at the hospital for the baby's name, just say it was a one night stand and you don't remember the guy's name.
Go now. Get somewhere safe.
Agree. I did this, and no one asks at the hospital. You say, “I’m having him/her/them/baby on my own.” You smile and they don’t ask more. You don’t even have to fill out the birth certificate form for up to a year. It’ll be okay, OP. just get somewhere safe NOW.
Anonymous wrote:That's totally okay. When the baby is born and they ask at the hospital for the baby's name, just say it was a one night stand and you don't remember the guy's name.
Go now. Get somewhere safe.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m not a family law expert, but it’s your fetus your choice. I doubt a judge would award 50/50 custody down the road if the dad is geographically elsewhere and seeks partial custody
This is my hope. From what I've read if I gave birth on the other side of the country there's not a lot he can do. If I gave birth here I could be made to stay?? I'm still reading. He and his family have a lot of money and I come from nothing. My worry is they will use their money and influence to take my baby.
Anonymous wrote:Birth certificates are public record. He'll easily be able to find things out by doing a genealogy search using your name and DOB.
Anonymous wrote:So let’s say you get away with moving across the country to your family and he never finds out about the baby.
You can never ever post anything about your child online. You’ll have to monitor all your friends and family social media so they don’t post something he could stumble across and connect the dot.
Best case scenario, he never finds out about it. But your child has a missing part of themselves. They will wonder about who their Dad is. For some it doesn’t cause issues, for others it does. From your child’s perspective, does this seem like a good idea?
Worst case scenario, he does find out. Sues for custody and you have to send your baby to this abusive a$$hat every summer and split holidays with him.
Anonymous wrote:Leave then consult a lawyer who can advise you on your next step. Make sure to tell them that he is abusive, and you’ve left him for both you and your child’s safety. Get it all documented so he has less of a chance for custody, even partial.