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Date: October 7, 2022
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This was me this past summer. I let my partner (of about 5 years at this point) know early on in our relationship that if I got pregnant, I wouldn't keep it and I didn't want to be a parent. He agreed, no fuss. This past June I found out I was pregnant and told him, and told him I would be getting an abortion. He said he would support me, but that he was sad and would prefer to keep it. This was difficult to hear. He didn't push the issue any more than that, just let me know how he felt but that he would support me whatever I chose. This put me in a tailspin for a couple of weeks, and at one point had actually decided to keep it. But ultimately decided not to. I would be giving birth very soon and this has been on my mind a lot.
My opinion is, go with the decision that felt right when emotions are not high and the pressure isn't on.
But this decision is completely up to you. Don't keep a baby because you'd feel guilty about his feelings though. That's not right for the child.
This is not an issue about money. It's about her not respecting you, her lack of social skills in that she doesn't know what is mainstream as far as what people typically earn—she is immature.
I don't want to come off as mean. Sorry, I'm just going to be blunt. It's better than just stroking you to make you feel good.
But, you were never a power couple. She is from a different social class than you. It's not her income, it's how she was raised. Her parents seem like they have money. But, they probably earned it themselves. Your gf probably got where she is at so early in her career because of her parents social network. She is new money. And she is behaving badly. But, it's not unusual.
I had the same experience when I was your age. I dated the girl for 2 1/2 years. My time with the little spoiled, only child princess was a distraction. But, she had some good networking contacts. I mean we had dinners with numerous influential people. Public figures, names your parents would know. I had numerous opportunities where I was offered career building work. Also, social responsibilities. Names of things/places you would know. I turned them all down. I wanted to make my own way. I didn't know the the system is kind of rigged.
I get it. You don't care about money. You don't care about ambitions. You're making pretty good money for your age. I think you're probably smart and social. So, I think in just a few short years, your attitude might change. Money is only important when you don't have enough. The world constantly changes. But, it may leave you behind.
Knowing what I know now, in my opinion, you should embrace her life, submit. Tell her you thought about things, and you think she's right.
“Babe, you're clearly much better at networking. I need your help! Could you and maybe your parents introduce me to the right people?”
Her family social world is probably small. It's a little click just like you and your parents have. It just so happens her's has money and are influential, your's are not. They know the value of creating a strong social/career network, you and your family don't.
This is a very hot pill to swallow. It's all about love with you. But, you're going to lose her soon. Plus, she only works 32 hours a week! I would hitch my wagon to her's.
Bye the way. The comfort level in business class is really nice. You want an experience? Fly in business class. You land ready to hit the ground running. You're not wiped out from the long flight.
Good luck to you.
Are you unhappy? Maybe its him?