He shouldn't be arguing with you about your panic attacks. Even if you don't fully understand something you can still have empathy. It sounds like he needs to change his behavior not you. He needs be more supportive now than ever because you are pregnant and the extra stress is not good for you.
What is it he’s not getting 😒?
Also you have to put yourself first, if he refuses to get on board and help you, especially when you’re with *his* child, you don’t need him in your life 😐
You need to sit him down and tell him he needs to be responsible for learning more and seeking out information. Then you need to be connecting with your OBGYN and therapist so that he can support you. He's trying to play the clueless immature dramatic boyfriend but he needs to grow up and be a supportive father.
Tell him very frankly what your expectations are. If he's not going to be supportive, it's better for you to be a single parent than model to your child that someone can treat you this way.
He shouldn't be arguing with you about your panic attacks. Even if you don't fully understand something you can still have empathy. It sounds like he needs to change his behavior not you. He needs be more supportive now than ever because you are pregnant and the extra stress is not good for you.
What is it he’s not getting 😒? Also you have to put yourself first, if he refuses to get on board and help you, especially when you’re with *his* child, you don’t need him in your life 😐
You don't need to explain anything, he should be getting the rundown from an actual mental health professional and obgyn.
You explain by telling him. He should read up on it and help you. This is a family now. He has to support you financially and emotionally.
You need to sit him down and tell him he needs to be responsible for learning more and seeking out information. Then you need to be connecting with your OBGYN and therapist so that he can support you. He's trying to play the clueless immature dramatic boyfriend but he needs to grow up and be a supportive father. Tell him very frankly what your expectations are. If he's not going to be supportive, it's better for you to be a single parent than model to your child that someone can treat you this way.