Dear Abby: My alcoholic baby daddy never comes to see his kid, should I cut ties?

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Dear Abby: My alcoholic baby daddy never comes to see his kid, should I cut ties?
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Dear Abby weighs in on a woman debating ceasing contact with her ex who won’t come to see their child and a husband who frequently snaps at his wife.

I dated a guy who hid from me the fact that he was a severe alcoholic. After I realized it, I continued to date him, thinking it was love when it wasn’t. Unfortunately, after two years of dating, I became pregnant. When I told him, he moved back in with his mother in another state. He doesn’t work, won’t get a job and calls only when he’s good and ready. He has never paid any child support.

By all means, cease contact with your sperm donor. You have to concentrate on the well-being of your daughter, who understandably is grieving the loss of a father who abandoned her. It was a mistake to allow her deadbeat dad to talk to her and make promises he had no intention of keeping. Do not allow that to continue.

My husband and I have been married 37 years. We’ve always been happily married. He gives me loving greeting cards, telling me how much he loves me, and so much more.

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