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Even though it can hurt, sometimes honesty is the best policy.
The only question that matters is not what it best for you and your feelings, but what is best for your child.
Plain and simple you had a child with someone who is not totally available to either of you. You must now make a commitment to your child that the only decisions you will make from now on will solely be based on what is best for their sake, not yours. This can be painful, but what is best for your child is usually what is best for you too.
Look in your heart and you will know the answer to your questions.
I hope this doesn't seem too harsh, maybe tough love for a fellow woman. God bless
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I am very sorry to hear about your particular predicament, these situations are never easy, and yours is particularly complicated because children are involved.
All we can do is to be here for you, nothing more, advice won't help you, it's gone a little far for that now.
If it does come down to him not being able to make a decision one way or the other though, you need to be strong, you need to get out of this situation and be on your own, with your child. If he cannot decide and make a clean break, you cannot stay in this situation, it will slowly wear you down and destroy you from the inside out.
You did the right thing by telling him that you will only stay with him if he commits to you and ends ties with his wife, but you need to stay with it and not change your mind based on his persuasions if you want him to take you seriously.
Hang in there, we're here for you.
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