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Date: October 15, 2022
Don't tell him, move on with your life, he has a child already, this could ruin alot of things for him. I understand he probably should know, but I don't agree it's a need. Finding out could throw his whole new life in to turmoil. But on the other hand….I also understand the child needs to know who dad is and possibly have some sort of loving relationship. At this point, you've only made it very hot for yourself, messaging him when you found out would have been better than what you have now but in the same breath, like you said…there was never gonna be a good time to say “hey, you have a covid baby” but now his life is in full swing and has his own baby…what ever you decide to do, just focus on your babies best interests…your baby is the most precious thing in the world. I have a 22 month old, he's my world…so I can't imagine where to start with a situation like yours…all the best and I hope it all works out for your beautiful baby.
Tell her you're ready to move in together but you're not ready to intermingle finances the way she's asking you to.
It's a fair statement and if she's upset about it – well, that's fair too. Her emotions are hers and she is entitled to them. It's possible that you're both in two different places in the relationship and its actually good to have that fact out in the open.
She can decide that if you're not ready to go as far as she wants – that maybe it isn't right for her. You can also decide that if she's going to handled your perfectly reasonable position badly – that she's not right for you.
How you both handle this is a test for your relationship. If you can BOTH make room for each other's feelings on this, then perhaps your longer term relationship has a chance. If one or both of you can't though then that absolutely is the answer (red flag in otherwords) and it informs each of you how the other will handle conflict in future situations.
Maybe put her on the utilities or draw up an actual lease agreement that gives her some standing but honestly, it is your house. Your position isn't terrible and protecting your assets is in your best interests. Please take it from a guy who is struggling to finalize the financial transactions associated with his divorce that's been final for over a year but has an EX who handled situations like this badly and just keeps fighting every step of the way to maintain control.
But you're down to cheat instead… if you truly loved her cheating wouldn't even enter your mind, because your relationship should be far more important than getting your rocks off.