sad

i’m almost 7 months pregnant and i always feel sad and lonely. i lost my job recently due to protecting myself against a bully at work which ended me in the hospital for 24 hours. i’m fine and so is baby. i’m anxious about going to working and having ANOTHER baby after already having two with two different men. i’m hoping this is the last kid and man cause i can’t see myself having 4 kids and for baby fathers. my friends will check in but barely spend actual time with me so im always home with my kids. i never get a break from my youngest cause his dad is sometimey and the family is only active on holidays, i can’t even ask them for help regarding my child. i’m over it. most days i don’t even want to be here … others i wish i had made better decisions and id be way further in life, i just hate how everything has turned out. i’m hoping life gets better but i don’t see it.
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I can’t imagine what you’re going through or what you must be feeling. All I can say is everyday you get up and try to do better is all that matters.

I can only imagine that what you’re going through feels never ending and so so hard. You have so much responsibility on your plate when that should be shared with your babies fathers. However, just know and believe that days like these will not last forever. You will get through this and when you do you’ll be soooo proud of yourself. If you’re a believer of God, remember that he doesn’t give you anything you can’t handle and the storm is always followed by blessings and sunshine. You showing up for your babies everyday is a win! Be proud of yourself for that. You got this momma, don’t give up. You’ll make it through. Sending you love 💗

thank you 🙏🏽

Of course! 💗 Also not sure the disruption with babies family but if you haven’t already, definitely ask for help! Don’t be afraid to do that! Raising kids alone isn’t easier or fair.

@Laryn yes this baby dad and family is very suppprtive

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