My Husband Urged Me to Get Pregnant Right After Our Wedding Day— I Was Devastated to Know His True Motive

Beneath their façade of a perfect relationship lay a heart-wrenching betrayal that shattered her world. This is the story of how one woman navigated through heartbreak, deceit, and the challenges of an unexpected pregnancy.
I’m not sure how to begin. Recently, my fiancé revealed he’d been cheating on me for over a year. We’ve been together for a total of 7 years.
When he confessed, he also said he didn’t want to continue our relationship, which shattered me. We were high school sweethearts, so it hurt even more that he had his new girlfriend with him when he told me. It felt disrespectful that he brought her into the home we bought together.
As it was approaching, I planned to share the news of my pregnancy with him on his birthday. He always dreamed of having a big family, ideally with at least five children. While I didn’t want to have kids, I wasn’t opposed to the idea either.
The moment he ended our relationship, I knew I didn’t want to continue with the pregnancy. I couldn’t imagine co-parenting or raising a child alone. Despite having a stable job, I understand some may see my decision as selfish, but my well-being had to come first.
I told him I was pregnant when he broke up with me. His reaction showed a hint of regret or something. He told me he was fine with split custody, but I didn’t respond.
A few days later, I decided to have an abortion. I thought it was important to be honest with him and not give false hope, as I had no desire to see or speak to him again. When I texted him about my decision, he called me, questioning my decision and expressing disappointment: “Why would you do that??” He argued that I knew he wanted kids and should have discussed it earlier.
I feel conflicted about my choice. However, the thought of giving birth and overall having his baby makes me unhappy. I barely like kids and the thought of having one with someone who broke my heart is not helping. I’m feeling like a bad person now. He’s the only one to know about the abortion but not the pregnancy.
Amid the heartbreak of betrayal and the complexities of an unexpected pregnancy, she found a source of strength she never knew she had. Learning from her story, it’s important to lean on your supportive friends and family, seek therapy, and focus on rebuilding your sense of self when faced with life’s toughest challenges.