My husband wants to get divorced but I’m pregnant. What should I do?

 Alright, let's dive into this relationship rollercoaster! "He won't commit? Honey, you're not trying to convince a stubborn toddler to eat their veggies, are you?  Here's the real deal:




The Truth Bomb Approach:

  1. Stop Convincing:

    • Seriously. If he's consistently saying "no," he means "no." You can't logic someone into wanting marriage and kids.
    • Think of it like trying to teach a cat to fetch. They might look at you with adorable confusion, but it's just not happening.
  2. Have a Real, Honest Talk (Not a Nag-Fest):

    • This isn't about convincing him; it's about understanding. Ask him why he doesn't want marriage and kids.
    • Listen without interrupting or getting defensive. His reasons might surprise you, or they might confirm your worst fears.
  3. Know Your Deal-Breakers:

    • Marriage and kids are major life goals. If they're non-negotiable for you, and he's a hard "no," you have a decision to make.
    • Imagine you're trying to build a house, and he's bringing bricks when you need lumber. You're building two different houses.
  4. Prioritize Your Happiness:

    • Don't waste years of your life waiting for someone to change their mind. You deserve someone whose goals align with yours.
    • Your happiness isn't a "maybe" or a "someday." It's a "right now."
  5. Consider Counseling (Maybe, But...):

    • If you both are willing, relationship counseling might help you understand each other's perspectives.
    • However, if he's firmly against marriage, counseling won't magically change his mind.


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A Touch of Human and Humor:

"So, you're trying to convince a guy who's allergic to commitment to settle down? Bless your heart. It's like trying to teach a fish to climb a tree. Look, you're amazing, and you deserve someone who's as excited about building a life with you as you are. Don't settle for 'maybe someday' when you deserve a 'hell yes, let's do this!' Now go out there and find your 'hell yes'!"

My husband wants to get divorced but I’m pregnant. What should I do?


 Oh, honey, that's a tough one. Being pregnant and facing a divorce? That's like trying to juggle flaming chainsaws while riding a unicycle. Deep breaths! Here's the simple breakdown:


  1. Talk to a Lawyer, Like, Yesterday:

    • Seriously, this is non-negotiable. You need someone who knows the legal ropes, especially when pregnancy is involved. Child support, custody, and all that fun stuff get way more complicated.
    • They can explain your rights and help you understand the legal process in your area.
  2. Take Care of You (and Baby):

    • Stress is a jerk. Try to eat well, get some rest, and do things that make you feel a little less like you're in a soap opera.
    • If you feel overwhelmed, talk to your doctor or a therapist. Your mental and physical health matters, big time.



  3. Don't Rush Anything:

    • Divorce decisions made in a whirlwind of emotions often lead to regret. Take your time, even if he's pushing.  
    • This is a massive life change, and you need to prioritize yourself and the baby.
  4. Support System, Assemble!:

    • Lean on your friends, family, or anyone who makes you feel safe and supported. You don't have to go through this alone.
    • Find a support group, online or in person, of people who are going through similar situations.

  5. Document Everything:

    • Keep records of all communication, financial documents, anything that could be relevant to your case.
    • This will help your lawyer build a strong case for you.

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A Touch of Human and Humor:

"Alright, let's be real: your husband's timing is...less than ideal. It's like he's trying to win the 'Worst Timing Ever' award. But, you're a superhero in the making, and you've got this. Find a lawyer who's as fierce as you are, and remember, chocolate and good friends are essential survival tools. You've got this!"

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