KarmaKash Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Married guy [23M] finds out "his" two year old son isn't actually his. And how would you feel if you were the child and the father does nope out of there. How would you feel if they couldn't find your actual father because so much time has passed. We've heard tons of beta stories seeing the light here.	/r/TheRedPill	09/06/15 03:29 PM
1	Married guy [23M] finds out "his" two year old son isn't actually his. You're just randomly throwing out if the dad is a criminal. Obviously in this one scenario the kid would likely be better off with the beta but generally it's not fair to the beta and it's not fair to the child. This may be the way of nature but we have the technology to fix it just like we have contraception, medicine, and other things that help us deal with nature. I can't understand how you can read this story, see how it has affected the acting father and how it likely will have massive repe…	/r/TheRedPill	09/06/15 03:07 PM
2	Married guy [23M] finds out "his" two year old son isn't actually his. Right and I'm saying that's a bad thing. I think you're agreeing with me that everyone's better off with the test so the real dad is involved from the start?	/r/TheRedPill	08/06/15 03:07 PM
1	Married guy [23M] finds out "his" two year old son isn't actually his. I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. The test would force the real father to step up at the time of birth rather than having to search for him after the fact. Edit: Whoosh!	/r/TheRedPill	08/06/15 02:56 PM
2	Married guy [23M] finds out "his" two year old son isn't actually his. Right. With this test the real dad would be forced to step up, which is what should happen.	/r/TheRedPill	08/06/15 02:53 PM
6	Married guy [23M] finds out "his" two year old son isn't actually his. This would be a positive test for the child though imo.	/r/TheRedPill	08/06/15 07:02 AM
4	Married guy [23M] finds out "his" two year old son isn't actually his. I think it would solve some of these issues where the woman is hiding the truth. It would likely stop cheating, make her have an abortion, or at least not screw over someone who thought they were raising their child. Also, it would stop robbing the children from knowing their real fathers especially in cases where it's found out years and years after the fact.	/r/TheRedPill	08/06/15 07:01 AM
3	"The Friendzone is an Insult"; an alternative view I completely agree that bitterness should be left out. It shows a lack of self confidence imo. Where I don't agree is with this being "your" fault. In some cases this may be but maybe she isn't into you for silly reasons like your voice reminds her of her brother or maybe you just aren't as attractive to her as others find you. Maybe she isn't ok with you seeing other people. I find some women average that my friends think are knockouts. My point is not to worry about it because you'll never kno…	/r/TheRedPill	12/04/15 07:37 PM