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My husband has 3 jobs. I have none at the moment due to a high risk pregnancy and my doctor don't think it would be wise to have me work. But I hate that my husband is gone from 4 am to 10pm every night Monday through Friday because he working. Than comes homes eats dinner and goes to bed. I know he working and supporting me and our baby but it drives me nuts he works so much. Than on the weekends he busy fixing his car or hanging out with his friends that I get shoved to the side. and since I've became pregnant our sex life is gone. Our relationship is still amazing i wouldn't trade it for the world but the jobs and not seeing him drives me crazy. This is my first pregnancy that I'm able to carry past 7 weeks.So its been really hard and I have a gut feeling when I go into labor he not going to be the one driving me.. And it scares me a lot. I had to vent and get this off my chest because every time I say something he says we need the money so my husband is not a piece of **** he doing this for his family but my emotions are getting the best of me lately and I feel depressed all the time...
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I'm in the same boat. I had to quit working early in the pregnancy cause I was having a hard time. Now my husband works 2 jobs to support us and make up the income. He comes home and is too tired to do anything and I feel so guilty that its this way but I know it won't be like this forever
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Have you tried talking to him about your concerns? He can not change what he doesn't know is wrong
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