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I'm concerned for you for, man, this sounds EXACTLY like what my life was like 6 to 7 months ago. I lived with a girl for 2 years and she kept me in the relationship with the emotional tug o war style (yes they are very similar to ninjas) until one day I was informed she had cheated on me in the past. A couple of things: yes, she acted precisely as you are describing; and yes, she did constantly and irrationally accuse me of cheating when I seriously gave her no reason to believe otherwise; yes, I came to found she HAD in fact cheated on me and continued to do so at various points in our relationship. So where does this leave you? Not necessarily in the same boat with me, you had a child, we did not, and you may have other things keeping you together, I don't know. But what I do know is this: you're in an unhealthy relationship (by the sound of you and it) and it has nothing to do with being a man and trying to make things work, believe me, that's the route I went and ended up "that guy" that got cheated on. If she's in such a constant state of emotional distress/ obvious agony, it's either guilt or plain psycho-ness. (girls have plenty of that) Bottom line whether she's cheating or not, she'll NEVER come clean (my ex did not admit when confronted each and every time), and also, you're being treated unfairly, whether she's cheating or not. I'm happy now and in a real relationship, a better, fresher state of mind, and I feel more like me again, I'm not going to tell you what to do, but if it was my hand to do all over again, I'd have played a fold as early as possible and saved as many chips as I could, honesltly buddy.
P.S. your child can be taken care of just fine with separate parents, I know plenty of people with stepmoms/ stepdads. Believe me, your daughter or son will grow up to love you because of who you are: her father, whether you're with this girl or not.
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