I didn't mean, tell him that you feel like you don't want to be involved. I meant more like, give him a heads up that you are confused and still don't really know what to do
You will sort it out. Just give yourself some time to overthink things.
Oh I know. I was just responding to everyone who had suggested not telling anyone that I didn't want anything to do with the baby at this point until I was sure.
Okay I'm caught up.
It sounds like the FOB is being really supportive, which is definitely a good thing for you. As for wanting a paternity test, my guess, honestly, is that the lawyer is telling him to do so. Not necessarily his family or himself, but merely from a legal standpoint to protect his own rights (from people who would suddenly decide to lie in order to put up for adoption, for instance).
As for your attraction towards him, maybe if you frame it in the stance of "once I'm 18, would you be willing to try us again?" It seems most of is discomfort is with you being a minor, so that might be easier. I'd also make it clear that it has nothing to do with your daughter, and you wouldn't fight him on his desires to have her 50% of the time if he said no, it's just merely that you are still attracted to him and want to give it a go. Just a thought .
I'm routing for both of you, you've got this momma!
Yeah, I know the lawyer has to prepare for the worst case scenario. Even though I know that I won't try to lie and put her up for adoption, they have to cover all of their bases. I'm pretty much over that now. I just took it the wrong way I guess. Plus, I'm just paranoid about what people think about me, so I just sort of read more into it than I should have.
As far a us being together, it's not something I will bring up any time soon since I'm back to feeling so unsure about what I will do. Around the holidays we did spend more time together and we almost slept together, but then I guess both realized it wouldn't be a good idea.