akmom
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Oh goodness. That's really manipulative. She must have some deep insecurities, given that she feels so compelled to "trap" you (insisting on having a child with you, draining your finances, trying to get you to sign a support contract). Shouldn't it be enough that you married her?
I think counseling is probably the right suggestion. You can tell her all day that you're in for the long haul, but it sounds like she needs something more to validate that. Better to work out her issues in counseling than give in to some outrageous demand that she thinks makes your commitment to her more "secured."
I think counseling is probably the right suggestion. You can tell her all day that you're in for the long haul, but it sounds like she needs something more to validate that. Better to work out her issues in counseling than give in to some outrageous demand that she thinks makes your commitment to her more "secured."
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