And please forgive me I hate putting business out like this but she always makes it look like I'm the crazy one. And for context. We've planned multiple times to finally meet each other and usually I won't hear from her for days if not weeks after the missed date, this is due to her illness but I had to spend the next year and a half not knowing about it until our last argument. So this year I haven't heard from her in days, so I wanted to see if she was ok so I looked through her facebook for her brother adoptive brother Chris. It turns out he's more than her adoptive brother, he's the father of her child.
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I'm not sure who Chris is, but it is clear to me that you are far too good of a person for this young girl.
She is a mother, yes. But she is not woman enough to handle herself, let alone another person. Seems like she has gotten herself caught in a web of lies.
It seems to me that you have been lied to about things NO MOTHER should have to hide from their partner.
It makes no sense to keep the fact that they have a child from anyone, actually.
It's obvious that you still care about her. Otherwise, you wouldn't have posted these messages for us to read.
I think the relationship is better left here.
You can forgive her for her foolishness, but do not forget. Move on and let her deal with herself.
There are millions of women who are open to receive and return your love with no problem. No games, no problems...
What you're feeling now... that's not what love is supposed to feel like.
This reminds me a lot of my past relationship. I was deceived far too many times, and I didn't see it. Even though it was right in front of my own eyes.
@LithiumDrop When I found Chris on Facebook it was clear he still had feelings for her, he had it on his relationship status that she was married to him despite the fact that they don't live together or whatever but since then its been taken down
