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I'm nice to his family but he's not to mine!?
I’m seeing a guy who has a child. He takes care of her full time and he pretty much has her 24/7. anyway, we have been together for over 2 years now and I thought things were pretty serious and going somewhere but now I’m not so sure.
Yesterday, we brought his child and 2 of my nephews to the cinema. One of my nephews and his daughter are the same age so they were pretty giddy and messing a bit. Kids will be kids I suppose!!!
Anyway, after the cinema we brought them for ice-cream and my nephew dropped his cone and picked it up and was going to eat it again (he’s only young) and my boyfriend says “don’t be so f—ing stupid”………..i couldn’t believe it. I am with his daughter 365 days a year pretty much and treat her really well. Believe me there are times when I run out of patience with her but I NEVER speak to her like that. He, on the other hand, seems to think his child is an angel and every other child is a brat! It seems like I make a huge sacrifice in spending time with his daughter and being patient with her and he can’t even be nice to my family for one day.
I don’t even want to be around him now. My nephew is only small and seeing him being given out to like that was horrible!
I know it would be pretty bad dumping somebody on valentines day but I think I’m pretty justified!! What do you think?
9 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
i can tell you are a very nurturing kinda girl,
and ill tell you now
-- if you already see him acting this way to your nephew, dont think he wont do this again towards his own or towards your children if you guys get that far.
id say let him go.
i agree with you-- no child should be talked down to, there's a calmer way to go about it.
hope you make the right decision dear!
good luck!
- 1 decade ago
im with my partner 6yrs and we have a special needs child which i cant start to explain all the stress and challenges on a daily basis. if you read my question titled 6yr relationship valentine dilemma in category other family and relationships you will see the situation im in at the minute. he has very little patience towards the child and things can get very heated as the child never backs down, and i have at least twice or more heard my partner saying " ah fu-k off out of it then, go away from me" to our child. I find that sickening, and im disappointed at myself for not saying anything at the time, your obviously stronger. if i can give you any advice it would be if your going to hang round then be very wary and observant around him and think long and hard about having children of your own while your still in doubt over him. with my partner it was a moment of simply flipping, with your partner it could have been a slip of the tongue due to the shock of what the child was going to do and actually caring what he was doing. some people would say the angrier you are the more passionate you are about something
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It's clear he has Cognitive (Family conduct type) issues when placed out of his happy little world with his daughter. If he spoke like that to any of my nephew's he would be flat on his back.
But if you like him you need to FEND for your Family and tell him that is NOT okay. If he stirs so much as look at you side ways, show him the DOOR.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Yeah that's pretty rude. You need to tell him how you felt about that, and if you still love him then give him another chance. Sometimes things just slip, you know? Two years is a long time so forget about it for now. If he is really sorry he'll never say that again and you won't have to hear that again. If you confronted him and he was a jerk about it, you know what you have to do, babe.
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- ?Lv 71 decade ago
What sort of language is that toward a child ?^^! He is a moron for sure, I would NOT accept this from anyone.
It has nothing to do with Valentine here, but respect !
Yes I would ditch him, if you said this to his daughter ? What do you think would happen, ask yourself that question. You know the answer...
- LillyBLv 71 decade ago
I think you just got an interesting glimpse of the real person. Not a nice trait - I can understand why you would want to dump him,
- 1 decade ago
Just tell him exactly what you wrote down here. Let him know that he has no right to speak to a kid like that, let alone your nephew.