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fiancé to get rid of his five-year-old daughter. Hello, Relationship Rules. Please keep me anonymous.

I need some advice from your followers. My 32-year-old fiancé has a five-year-old daughter.

Her mother passed away when she was giving birth to her. He's been raising her ever since he lost

his wife, with the help of his family, of course. I'm now in the picture, and we're going to get

married in 2023, and I'm six months pregnant with his son. I am not the stepmother type, so I know

that I won't treat his daughter the same way that I'll treat our son. To be quite honest, she

annoys me. She looks exactly like her mother, so she constantly reminds my fiancé of his dead wife,

and she's very attached to her daddy, which makes me afraid that my son won't be able to bond with

his father because of her. Basically, I want to tell my fiancé to get rid of her. She can live with

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