another relationship problem
so iv known my boyfriend for about 12yrs and we've been dating the last 10 or so months. of course 2 months after we started dating i found out i was pregnant. when we first got together he was sweet and seemed to really care about me. he would want to spend time with me and always be close to me, but it seems like after i found out i was pregnant he hasn't really wanted to much to do with me. i already had a 3yr old son from my last relationship and my boyfriend now asked me to move in with him. he doesn't care to much for my son. hes always saying that hes not his responsibility because he already has a father even though his dad might come around every 6 months if hes lucky. besides that he has been treating me different over the past few months. like when he comes home from work he plays his stupid video games until 11 at night. we hardly ever have sex we used to have sex all the time but now i have to just about beg him for it. he never wants to spend time with me and any time we do spend time together its for my monthly intervention in which he tells me every thing i do wrong. he makes me feel terrible all the time like im the most unattractive person to walk the earth. hes always telling me that he could do better than me. i even try to stay out of the house til its my sons bed time so i don't have to face him. i know i should leave and i really want to its just i could never afford it on my own. especially since im about to have a new baby. if i stay i have to deal with always being put down and afraid to do anything with out getting yelled at but if i leave i dont make enough to support me and my kids i went to college and have a full time job but its still not enough on my own. what should i do
Hi Panders,
Welcome to EmpowHER. Sorry to hear this, It might be good to talk to your husband about getting himself checked with a doctor. It might be many things that's causing the low sex drive. If you are sure he isn't cheating. It might be a low libido. It might be good for him to get bloodwork and if not your doctor might suggest a good psychotherapy. It's important to tak to him first and let him know what you would like him to do, in order to make the relationship work.
Best,
Daisy
January 15, 2012 - 7:42amThis Comment