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Gail
I understand the cost of a daily babysitter is extremely high, but he really needs to get a job, and help support his family. If you allow him to sit around watching porn, and playing games, he will never grow up and take responsibility for himself, or you, or his child. You most certainly do not want that to happen.
You need to sit him down, with no distractions, and explain all of your concerns to him. Tell him how you feel about the whole situation. Then, encourage him to come up with a solution. If you place the decision on his shoulders, perhaps he will man up, and come up with something you can live with?
Good luck, Dennis
P.S. There is nothing wrong with his masturbation. He is a normal, healthy male. We all do it. However, if he is neglecting his child, or doing it in front of her, then, maybe he needs help? Try other things to entice him. Have you tried a candle light dinner? Some new sexy clothing? Maybe try dressing up as his favorite super hero/female of course. Try getting back that excitement he first felt for you. It may just work? Good luck! And i hope this helps?
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