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I agree in some aspects I don't think I'm one to forgive such words and actions and it will take time for him to earn her trust and prove he's committed but if she's happy to take his money then he should be able to see his kid. I'm confused though, if he's paying child support he should be listed on the birth certificate and have automatic legal rights anyway. I think there's an opportunity here for the boy to know his dad early on and build a relationship which can only happen in a lifetime. Its not fair to deny him that.
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The thing is: his previous actions show that his ex is better off with a man who is more mature in his actions and who would be a good father. He could be paying child support off the books (if he is paying at all and not just posting another thread) too but he wasn't there when he when the child was born and thus likely not when it was registered so there probably is no father.
Wake up and smell the coffee.
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So, you had more important problems to care about than Hagia Sophia.
What if he tells the judge that he was drunk while she got advantage of that situation, by taking possession of his body through unprotected action?
It is woman's responsibility to either avoid or secure pregnancy. Women tend to overplay the fake role of being exploited nowadays, in order to exploit males through the extortion of subsistence money and else, via legal means. Even simple sexual adventures have costly results for males nowadays, rather than for the women. A feminist terror is sweeping across the entire world.
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If she already has another partner who has taken the role of father, it's better for you to stay away. A child can't have two fathers.
What? Regardless of this case, if i would broke up with my wife(it could happen, that’s the life), i wouldn’t keep doing nothing and see how my own child says to another men father. So yes, a child cannot have two fathers, because of that i never would allow that my child sees another men as his or her father
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they are too weak for that according to my experience
Women do not care about money when choosing men (many men are wrong about women). Many pensions are of low value, considering that it is the woman who raises the child, they are the most affected. Every culture of civilization tends to control the tribal behavior of women.
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The partner can never replace the biological father. And these days with relationships ending left and right after short time spans there is no guarantee that her current relationship will last until the boy has grown up. That's too much to gamble besides being unfair to the kid. It will be far worse for the kid seeing the mother having different partners but no steady father figure over the years. It will also cause uncertainty in the kid instead of stability. When those he perceives as father figures leaves the household and moves on. The kid will need his father who can always be there for him and has the extra commitment being the real father. She can have her partners but the it's an undeniable right the kid has a relation with the father spending time together.
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An ex of mine also has a son. I'm not the father (we separated years before that).
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