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making it hard
my ex walked out on me and kids nealry 2 months ago,i had pnd and didnt know,he left so i would wake up to myself.
i let him see kids during week whenever he wants due to on weekends he has them and leaves them at his folks so he can work.the kids do love him and my eldest mr 4 often crys when he leaves.he has aspergers and i dont think truly understands
i dont know how to be around there dad,i still love him and he is confused,yet will gladly have sex and says he will come home when he feels comfortable,im 26 and been on and off since i was 13 with him.
he says he didnt feel loved and that i really hurt him ,made him feel neglected.
i am on meds for pnd now,and live for my kids,i have no idea what to do now and often end in tears when kids asleep,im scared my kids see me as the mean parent as im the one who has them each day,makes them eat dinner,not fight etc yet hes the fun dad who takes them out to do stuff.there dad works nights and i just rang to see if hes still coming to see son as he promsied tot ake him to park after his education class which finishes in 10 mins well his phones not on.
im so sick of it emotionally and just have no idea which way to turn anymore
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Re: making it hard
Hello, I suffered from PND very badly. It is good that you are on meds, stick with it, they take a while to work. Do you have any family network to help you with the kids? That could be a helpful start. Now that you know you have PND is your husband going to resume living in the family home, or do you even want him to? You may want to consider seeing a therapist. I saw one for 5 years and it helped greatly, and my therapist suggested my husband and I see a family therapist who could help us both, which was also fantastic. Can you afford the help of a nanny for a while? And have you thought about being hospitalised for a short time (I don't know how severe the PND is, I don't wish to offend) Your baby can remain with you and the older one with Daddy for a little bit, as he has Aspergers perhaps your husband could move home to take care of him.
I really feel for you, and can empathise, this is just a little glitch in the scheme of things - and you are not alone. Have you called Beyond Blue 1300 22 46 36 (in Australia) Also each council has a Crisis assesment team that you can call for help. There is plenty of help so please please utilise it.
And keep your legs crossed, if your husband wants love, he has to give some. Sex is just sex and may confuse you. Your husband sounds quite young, but perhaps you can talk to his parents and get them to help him understand the situation. Sorry I'm rambling! If you would like to email me personally, please do. But just know, you don't have to cope by yourself. Let us know how you get on
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Re: making it hard
Sorry but, "he felt neglected" what on earth does he think that by treating you so harshly he would achieve? O.K you have recognised that you have PND and are getting help, excellent. So why is he not home helping you through this rather than adding to your stress.What has he done to aid you through this debilitating and dark phase you are going through? Where is he to help relieve the stress, to reassure the children and support you through the fatigue. Popping in for sexual relief!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hun you deserve and if I were you, demand more respect.
You say you have a youngster with Aspergers to support, where is Daddy to aid you all in helping the little ones to understand how sad you feel, in all this. From a strangers point of view, this man sounds very selfish and self centred. You and your children should be deserving of so much more, than he has given.
I think if I was you, I would be seriously thinking of setting boundries and laying out demands in your favour, sex being well off the agenda and if he is unwilling to contribute emotionally, physically and socialy to family life, then sadly you are better of without him in the long run. I wish you well and hope you find the right path for you and your kiddies, but try to hold the fact that you deserve to be respected in all things and not picked up and dropped at anothers whim, esspecially a partners.
Luv Winnie.xxxx
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Re: making it hard
Its a hard journey & many mums are in the same spot. Whatever they think now, your kids will know it was you who was there for them later on. So don't worry about that.
It sounds like hubby has got his bread butterred both sides; he gets the kids whenever he wants; doesn't have to deal with it if he's too busy & breaks promises; has no real responsibility; & gets to have sex with you whenever he wants. Welcome to door-matville!
I understand you still love him but Hon, it sure doesn't sound like he loves you. And still sleeping with him whenever he wants robs you of your dignity as well. I recommend you start dealing with him on your terms otherwise its all downhill from here. Make it so he has to call before he comes over, pre-organise having the kids & make him stick to it. Cuddle & commisserate with the kids when he doesn't show up. Make sure you get all the maintenance money that's coming to you. And whether you feel like it or not; you need to meet other men. Its probably too soon for you to hook up with a new fella, but you sure need the ego-boost that goes with knowing you've still got "it". And who knows; maybe in a couple of years, you will have met someone lovely who will love & care for you.
You don't deserve to be a doormat, a domestic slave or an unpaid prostitute. Anything at all you can do to boost your self-esteem is a good place to start. I was a mostly-sole parent myself. You will find the strength to get thru this. Just don't waste energy on people who use or abuse you.
I know you didn't sign up for this; its so unjust that men get to walk away & leave their mess behind for us to clean up. But Nature made us tough for good reason. You are stronger than you think; I have every confidence in you.
hugs
Rosalinda
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