I feel so alone... I've been trying to work it out with baby daddy but tonight was horrible he keeps…

So sorry hun💕 he shouldn't be blaming you for things. It takes two to make a baby and to make a relationship work..

We both planned her but since we're so young he's mad that I get mad when he goes and parties instead of being home with us saying I'm keeping him from living his life... @hazelnautumnsmomma125,

@clara_eakin his life is sitting there looking at him (his daughter) he should get his priorities straight... But Sadly you can't make a man grow up and mature.. He's gotta be the one to want it.. I'm not telling you to leave him but sometimes ppl don't know what they had till its gone.. I'm really sorry he's being like that. I hope he realizes whats important soon..💕

I wish but then I feel bad like it is my fault because that's all I ever hear but I really want to leave but I know if I do we're not gonna be back together and I love him so much I can't let him go and if I do he will never be apart of our daughter's life and I can't do it alone @hazelnautumnsmomma125,

@clara_eakin I understand. And sometimes sticking it out is better. idk the entire situation.. But I do know that you've gotta put you and your daughter first. And I know he keeps blaming you but his actions are not your fault by any means.

He must be young to say that you arent letting him live his life. Me and my babydaddy had our first at the age of 17 and it was extremely stressful. Someone called cps on us and they took my first baby from us. He is with the grandparents though (thank god) but we hardly get to see him cause they are too busy with church and other stuff. Just keep your head up girl and things will get better. If he feels like your taking away his life let him live it and you continue to do what

You can for baby. In the end you will look back and be proud of everything youve accomplished

Yea that sucks, I'm sorry :( Some men just can't let go of the "young- live it up" lifestyle. When a baby is born you have to grow up so quickly. I think it's different for mothers than it is for some fathers. They just don't feel the bond we do until much later. And because of that they don't have the protective, fatherly, "gotta do whatever it takes for my baby" mentality yet :/