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清明在家三天，老公不陪自己出去玩，我懷孕兩個多月了一直在家，好不容易他放假，想讓他陪著出去轉轉，但他是比較宅的人，一直打遊戲看電視劇，每天玩到2-4點才睡，感覺像各過各的，我多說幾句他也會陪我出去，但是也會找理由，現在疫情嚴重你想去哪玩？我想哪怕在小區裏陪我散步也行，但是還沒陪我散過一次，今天說了這事，他說我無理取鬧，不體諒他的辛苦，只考慮自己，他玩他的也沒打擾我，還想怎麽樣，說我啥事都想讓他陪著。
可能我太依賴他了，想讓他陪著也有問題，但是懷孕了不應該多陪陪我嗎，聊會天也行啊，平常上班，晚上和歇班打遊戲，想出去走走也沒人陪我，畢竟朋友們住的遠不方便過來，不知道自己該幹什麽了，就是不想在家，但是沒人陪著我還擔心身體，就覺得很孤單，我該怎麽辦？

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