well as the others have said....you created this mess. what did you expect would happen my fooling around with a married man? did you really think he'd divorce her? she has his child. she is his wife..he's going to spend time with his family. whether you like it or not...she and the baby is his family. it's sad to say but....you're just his pregnant mistress. it's time to start thinking about that baby. do you want him/her to grow up in that sort of environment? think about what's best for the baby now. not what's best for you.
You play, you pay. Too late to cry fowl. Sorry! It is only going to get worse at this point.
I just wanted to add to this that I sincerely hope everything works out in the end. Hind site is always 20/20. We all live and learn and you will too. I am sooo glad I do not have hormones anymore.lol
Mayflowers you said the magic word...boundaries. I have the same situation minus the pregnant part. My man DOES NOT WANT to be with his wife. Period. But she uses the kids to get him over there....one day he can take the kids, the next day he can't, depending on her mood. I know that I have a part in the mess, I accept that responsibility. I do not accept using kids to get what you want. His ex actually picks fights with their 9 year old daughter so she will call him to come over. I am a firm believer in the fact that a bad relationship does not allow you to be the parent you need to be....so staying together for the kids sake doesn't usually work. Where I live neither parent has custody of the child without a court order....you don't need to get a divorce right away to get rights to be with your children. That should be the first step. I know in our case money is the issue for the divorce not being started. In my experience here she's not going to move on with her life until he stops feeling sorry and guilty and sticks to the boundaries...I would expect a phone call in the middle of the night because one of the kids is sick enough for the emergency room, but not because she has a cough. If the relationship is over it needs to be over.
As much as I agree kids should not be involved I do find it appalling that a relationship started while he was still married to her. I don't blame her for being royally hurt and upset at her husband's actions. He cheated on her and left her with the kids. I'm not taking her side but if he was a stand up guy, he would've ended that relationship first before getting involved with you. Stop blaming her and start looking at your b/f's actions that led up to this point.
Can someone explain something to me? You don't need to be married to be in a relationship but you need to be divorced to end it? I believe both things are just a piece of paper. The relationship ended. He left her. He ended the relationship with her. How many ways can I say it. It's over. Finished. Done. That's it! Does anyone in their right mind really need a judge to say it's over before they accept it's over? So because she realized after he was gone, "oops, I might still care about him after all" that means he's not entitled to his happiness? Is a divorce decree going to change how she feels....like ok, the judge signed the paper, wow, I suddenly stopped caring about him, what a relief? We didn't pursue our relationship until he left her. I told him I wouldn't get involved with him unless he left her first because that wouldn't be fair to either of us. Under the theory that she's the wife she can do what she wants....what happens when the divorce is final? It's time to start acting like an adult and stop trying to manipulate the children and the ex and move on. BTW she's the second wife, so does the first wife trump her? Think about it....thinking that because she's married to him she has the right to control the rest of his life is just not reality.