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I called the cops on my baby father and I feel guilty

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    soktheary95
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    Me and my baby father been together for 3 years now. Things just started getting hectic a month ago while living with me, he rarely came home.. He claimed he hangs out with friends, he doesn’t even do the things he used to do with me anymore. He just brushed me off when I tried kissing him. Everytime I asked why, he just didn’t seem to care. Then he happen to claim that he wants space. I’m so overwhelmed by his request because he had everything his way so why does he wants his space? I never cheated. So what made him think this way? So yesterday, I we got into an argument and he all of a sudden claims, “i’m not with you anymore” and that really hurt my feelings so I told him to move out but he didn’t want to and then he threatened me verbally that he’ll hurt everybody that I love. Then I called the cops on him to get him to move out and now he’s mad at me. He told me that we’ll never be together anymore. I feel so bad that I did all of this last night and I hope we could work things out because I love him. What’s a way to get him to forgive and to try to get him to work it out?

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    AskApril Masini
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    It takes two people to make a relationship work, but only one to end it. As much as you’d like things to be better with your now ex-boyfriend, it sounds like he is very clear about wanting to break up. 😳 The fact that he threatened you and “everyone you love” means that this is an abusive relationship, and not one that you should be in. I know that it’s hard to hear this, but your priority has to be your child. If he’s threatening to hurt her or him, because this is someone you love, your priority has to be to protect the baby first, and that means limiting contact with him for both the baby and yourself.

    I know you want him to forgive you, but the reality is that you’ve got it backwards. If he threatened you and everyone you love, he’s the one who should be asking for forgiveness. Focus on you and your child, let go of this relationship that isn’t a healthy one.

    I know this is hard to hear, but I hope that it helps.

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