Listen Live
Magic 95.5 Featured Video
CLOSE

We know your head must be foggy in a newborn haze – caring for a six-month-old baby is more than enough for one woman to handle with a supportive partner. But add in the lying, the cheating, the philandering, and the debt, and it’s no wonder you’re unable to think straight.

 Will things work out? Maybe not in the exact way you’d like them to, but they’ll work out for you and your baby if you’re proactive about insisting on certain standards for your lives. You need to sit down with your partner and confirm that all of this is, in fact, true. Assuming it is, call off the wedding (at least for now) and explain clearly what you want and need out of a relationship and a partnership. Tell him that he needs to meet these needs and earn back your trust before you can even consider getting re-engaged – and if he trips up again, you’re out of there for good. (His relationship needs may include being able to get a little somethin somethin on the side, in which case: case closed.)

Of course, if you know deep down in your heart that he won’t change, then move out and move on now.

We feel terrible for your six-month-old baby, and we feel terrible for you, too, but you both deserve better. This is no environment in which to raise a child. You do not need to stay with this guy for the sake of your baby. You are a strong woman – you’ve made it this far, after all! Turn to friends, turn to family, turn to people who you can trust. Those are the kind of people you and your child need in your life right now.

Be strong, and know that, in this case, doing what’s best for you isdoing what’s best for your baby.

Read More

RELATED::BEYONCÉ SHARES NEW ZEALAND SKYJUMP VIDEO

RELATED::KELLY ROWLAND, JENNIFER HUDSON, JANELLE MONAE & MORE TO PERFORM AT BLACK GIRLS ROCK! 2013

Should You Stay With A Cheater For A Newborn Baby?  was originally published on wzakcleveland.com