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It may be normal, but is it productive? What will you do? Stop loving your child, punish the mother? You may be better off not knowing the answer and being OK w
by zombot 2y ago
It may be normal, but is it productive? What will you do? Stop loving your child, punish the mother? You may be better off not knowing the answer and being OK with that.
- Zealotux 2y agoIt is reasonable to know if your partner can be trusted, yes.
- 123yawaworht456 2y agothere's a four letter word to describe this mentality. I'm not going to say it, but you know what it is.
- zombot 2y agoAs a matter of fact, I don't. Spell it out if you dare.
- 123yawaworht456 2y agoit's "cuck".
- AlexeyBelov 2y agoThis is not what this word means.
- krisoft 2y ago> Stop loving your child They are not your child. They are someone else's child. Maybe you keep loving them the same. Maybe you don't. > punish the mother? That would be barbaric. You wish your former partner all the best, and you part ways. Or you don't. But if people can divorce over "nothing" then that level of dishonesty certainly qualifies for one.
- thefz 2y ago> What will you do? Stop loving your child, Not your child.
- benterix 2y agoI can't imagine stopping loving the child, even if it's not "mine" because the nature of fatherly love is more based on a common bond that starts from zero and rises slowly, developing more once the child starts speaking and they can have a more meaningful relationship. As for your partner, the State saying you cannot verify whether they have been cheating to you or not is a huge step in the wrong direction. because you can easily check it anyway, but you can not use this knowledge to assert your rights.
- zombot 2y agoThe a-hole convention here disapproves of such leniency.