My girlfriend was attacked and impregnated, but I broke up with her because she wanted to

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This is a really, really terrible situation. Two months ago, my girlfriend was attacked in a park,

more than attacked, actually. The unspeakable happened to her. She didn't want to report it,

and she went into a full breakdown. She wouldn't speak to the police,

she wouldn't go to the hospital, I couldn't force her so I just stayed with her.

She was obviously in a very low state since, and I've been with her. By her side,

listening to her, helping her, we went to therapy and she knows that I'm there for her.

She has a history of depression and I've been really worried. Last week, we found out that she was

pregnant. I was abroad for two months before the attack on work and came back early to care for

her, so the baby definitely is not mine. She is 100% sure it's the attackers.

So we had a discussion. She is a devout Catholic and we initially decided on a termination,

but after speaking to her mother, she has decided to keep the baby, saying that it isn't the babies

fault. I flat out told her that I would not help raise the baby of a guy who attacked her like

this. She cried and she begged me not to leave. I told her she is the one making the choice.

Either she keeps the baby and I leave or she terminates the baby and I stay. I would not let this go.

She didn't want either of those things to happen, so I told her we were done. I feel horrible.

Was I the jerk? So if we fast forward into the future, there is an update. I'll post update first

since there have been some changes since last time. Then I'll respond to general points made from

the last thread and a ton of the messages I received. Yesterday I received a call from my girlfriend.

She was crying and she begged me to listen to her. I told her that I still care for her and that

I'll obviously listen to what she has to say. She told me that a few days after I told her we were

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