I agree, you should just move on. I don't think it would be good for either you or your boyfriend and DEFINITELY not for his son if you stayed together, as having the child around will just put too much pressure on the relationship if you hate him that much. Even if you did manage to make your bf give up living with his son (which you don't really have any right to do) he would resent you too much for you to carry on happily. I do sympathise with you, I feel that way about almost all children, but unless you find some kind of mutually agreed upon middle ground with your bf I don't see how you could continue.
Oh yes, and btw, 90%% of children are annoying and impolite, and even more so when they come from broken homes. The child will most likely improve his behaviour if your bf provides stability and maybe some outside help if the kid has anger issues or anything.
Can't stand this little boy!!
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I agree, you should just move on. I don't think it would be good for either you or your boyfriend and DEFINITELY not for his son if you stayed together, as having the child around will just put too much pressure on the relationship if you hate him that much. Even if you did manage to make your bf give up living with his son (which you don't really have any right to do) he would resent you too much for you to carry on happily. I do sympathise with you, I feel that way about almost all children, but unless you find some kind of mutually agreed upon middle ground with your bf I don't see how you could continue.
Oh yes, and btw, 90%% of children are annoying and impolite, and even more so when they come from broken homes. The child will most likely improve his behaviour if your bf provides stability and maybe some outside help if the kid has anger issues or anything.
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Thank you for your advise and time.