O que significa "in my life being" ?

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@Kamal_Labib It's a dialogue from "Friends".
[Scene: Carol's OB/GYN, they're still arguing about what to name the baby.]
Carol: Ross. You're not actually suggesting Helen Willick-Bunch-Geller? 'Cause I think that borders on child abuse.
Ross: Of course not, I'm... suggesting Geller-Willick-Bunch.
Susan: Oh, no, nonononono, you see what he's doing? He knows no-one's gonna say all those names, so they'll wind up calling her Geller, then he gets his way!
Ross: My way?! You-you think this is my way? Believe me, of all the ways I ever imagined this moment in my life being, this is not my way- y'know what? Uh, um, this is too hard. I'm not, I can't do-

By the way, thank you so much.

@Kamal_Labib If you don't mind me asking, just one more relevant question. What can be substituted for "of all the ways I ever imagined this moment"? I'm having some trouble getting the exact meaning. That "of all the ways" doesn't make any sense to me. Especially, I can't get the use of "of". Thank you so much.

@yasso09876 First of all, sorry for the delayed reply. Thank you so much. It's now clearer to me.
Susan says: "Then he gets his way!". As far as I know "get one's way" means to get or have what one wants; to have things done according to one's personal preference or desire.
(Source: thefreedictionary.com).
So I thought that in the Ross' line "My way?! You-you think this is my way? Believe me, of all the ways... ", "my way" and "of all the ways" referred to Ross' desires or wishes. Am I wrong? "he gets his way" means something different from the definition that I provided? Could you please help me with that? Thank you so much.

@yasso09876 Much obliged for your help😊