"You'll never get it..I don't love you anymore."
... and, this is why you should always try your very best by going on birth control and using condoms until you are married so that you don't have children with men that don't love you. You both jumped out of one relationship and into another while you dallied emotionally with one another until you thought you could make a relationship with one another instead of giving yourselves time to get over one, making sure you didn't want them back and that all ex's were safely out of the picture and would not be recycled.
You can't make someone love you. He's told you he doesn't want you. As sad as that is, you can do nothing but accept it and then make sure that he is paying the child support that he is obligated to do in order to facilitate the well-being of the human he shared in creating.
In future; don't commit to such a life altering decision of having children with someone who really has not committed to you in either marriage or emotions. He cheated on you. He doesn't love you. Accept that and do the mental work you need to do to get to the stage of indifference to him.
Staying away from him does not mean that your daughter doesnt get a dad. It just means that she doesn't have to witness her mother being a door mat to a man that is a cheater. Surely you don't want her to think that overlooking something like that, to stay with a man that doesn't want her is acceptable for her. You want better then that for your little girl, right? I'll assume the answer to that is yes.. so, teach her about birth control, real love (through example), about personal and relationship boundaries that are learned behaviour so that she doesn't cross them or let anyone else cross them, teach her about valuing yourself enough to kick assclowns to the curb and strength to get over people that don't value her. Be a Good example to her. Guide her and do it often so that she doesn't forget.
Last edited by Wakeup; 19-01-14 at 08:37 AM.
“The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.” ~Joan Didion