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Feeling humiliated
In 2022 we decided to have a kid and next month she was pregnant. However few weeks later she had a miscarriage. After a break of 1 year we started trying again. She is diagnosed with thyroid and hormonal imbalances. Last year, her gynec advised her to visit IVF since we both will cross 35 soon. I supported her and assured that there's no pressure to have a kid. She decided to try ourselves for a year. we live in Germany and come to India for a month. Just before coming to India this year, my wife asked if we should visit a fertility clinic which I am fine but we agreed to do it when we come back to Germany. In India, another gynec advised her for some tests along with my paternity test. we discussed it again and she agreed to do it in Germany for easier follow-ups, if needed. But then she told my sister, mother and her mother that I don't want to do a paternity test and avoiding it for more than a year. I feel humiliated and betrayed after everything I did for her during miscarriage
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You guys have to be together, you guys are a team so any negative emotions that you’re feeling is also justified, but ultimately it needs a discussion it needs went out. It needs two of you to talk about it and understand what has heard the other person. Maybe she’s frustrated. Maybe she is not able to make sense to say her to do, and in that case I’m here to help contact with me. Let’s take a relationship, counselling or individual counselling as you guys are comfortable, but you don’t get out from your head, they should not come in between your relationship. All the best.
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Hi.. it's better to sit and discuss and find out the reason for the same. Misunderstandings do happen. However talking and expressing your dissatisfaction face to face might help. Be open in communication.
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consult for counseling
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Consult a psychiatrist
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