Pregnant! By whom? Actually it does not matter. Even if she had an abortion (which I doubt) she would not be the same woman. While she is alive, she will regret killing a human being. Not to mention that in 6-8 years he will enter the critical and go crazy. But if she removes it, she is doomed to infertility. Another issue is that a woman who becomes pregnant after 35 has a fairly high rate of complications and poor fetal development. Don't take offense, my friend. But she chose the stable man for her and the child. 90% of parents start to limit themselves and think about the future of their children. You also need a man next to her (even with her leg amputated) to feel safe. This man should provide her with shelter, food, clothes, love, and besides all that, do it for her child. And where are you? I told you not to be angry. I know how you feel and I understand you both very well. I was in a similar situation. I had a relationship with a 47-year-old woman for about a year. I was 33 then. I won't explain how wonderful we both felt. But she could no longer think of children. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. I was 33 then. I won't explain how wonderful we both felt. But she could no longer think of children. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. I was 33 then. I won't explain how wonderful we both felt. But she could no longer think of children. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time.
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Pregnant! By whom? Actually it does not matter. Even if she had an abortion (which I doubt) she would not be the same woman. While she is alive, she will regret killing a human being. Not to mention that in 6-8 years he will enter the critical and go crazy. But if she removes it, she is doomed to infertility. Another issue is that a woman who becomes pregnant after 35 has a fairly high rate of complications and poor fetal development. Don't take offense, my friend. But she chose the stable man for her and the child. 90% of parents start to limit themselves and think about the future of their children. You also need a man next to her (even with her leg amputated) to feel safe. This man should provide her with shelter, food, clothes, love, and besides all that, do it for her child. And where are you? I told you not to be angry. I know how you feel and I understand you both very well. I was in a similar situation. I had a relationship with a 47-year-old woman for about a year. I was 33 then. I won't explain how wonderful we both felt. But she could no longer think of children. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. I was 33 then. I won't explain how wonderful we both felt. But she could no longer think of children. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. I was 33 then. I won't explain how wonderful we both felt. But she could no longer think of children. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. We both sat down and she explained in detail why we had to separate. Even if she could get pregnant, at his prom, she would look like her and present her. I didn't want to listen to her. Over time, I convinced myself that she was right. We parted with difficulty. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time. Later I found a woman my age. She became pregnant, and I almost automatically began to "stiffen" the family hearth for the new member of the family. It all came down to approving comfort. Leave her. I know it's hard. Especially a remote connection that is not a connection. My wife's brother has been in England for 11 years and is single at 42. Think about it. Now is your time.