I'm 24 and don't normally have this problem but... I have a son that's about to turn 1. His mother and I met in college about 5 or 6 years ago and had friendly sex on and off through the years well as you can see we had a child. So when I found out she was pregnant about 6 months into the pregnancy I realized I kind of had feelings for her at this time.

We were not talking to each other just e-mail (yes I know). So after she had the baby about 2 months later we decide to talk and it escalated into a relationship which led into me moving to her state with her and her parents for us to get established and all. So we decided to get married BUT we didn't thank goodness and ever since then everything has been downhill. We started arguing more, she started to say things to trigger anger out of me that I never really showed, she got offended by a few things I said a few times and in the end she says she can't be with someone who's verbally abusive.

I love this woman with everything in me and I'm not sure where we go from here, we have broken up 2 or 3 times before and she's gave me chances now she's saying we are just better off being friends but I deep down inside I know that we both are capable of making this work. But at this point she will not give me any conversation that doesn't involve our son, I really don't know where to go from here... can somebody give me some insight... please!

Okay as a "baby mama" I can tell you its best to just give her the space she wants. If she loves you as much as you love her just give her the space and since you guys have a child together more than likely she'll get softer as your son will want and need you around.Sometimes we just need the space to get our heads together. I say for you to start dating casually but be as available as possible for them. She'll come around eventually.

If she wants to be friends and nothing more your feelings on the subject matter little. You can't make someone be with you and/or love you.

I think you need to move on. Support your child (which I trust you are doing), visit with the child and separate your relationship with the child from your relationship with the mother.

Be a good dad and work with your baby mama for what's best for the child.

BUT get your own life without her. You better do it her way, as you sure can't make her do it YOURS!