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| 1 | Why is noone talking about thisLet me just add, filling that restraining order cost me my job. My employer feared retribution and fired me. You are required by law to give your employer and landlord a copy of the restraining order. His family turned their backs on me. Even though they knew how bad he was. They had money. I had no family, no job, a lawyer bill to pay and a child to take care of. Your question is valid. I asked it many times. If I file the restraining order to keep him away will he flip out and kill us both? Wi… | /r/MensRights | 21/07/20 12:52 AM |
| 1 | Why is noone talking about thisFathers always have rights. Period. I got a restraining order when my son was 5. But nothing lasts. Fathers get to see their kids regardless of anything less than murder. Unless, you have thousands of dollars for an attorney. I’m struggling. His family has money. If I went down that road I would lose his family’s (emotional)support and still be forced visitation. MEN have rights. Men like him are controlling and manipulative. You are one of two kinds of people to him. An admirer or an enemy. He’… | /r/MensRights | 20/07/20 10:17 PM |
| 0 | Why is noone talking about thisI did not want anything from him. Especially sympathy. I never said I hated him. We get along fine. His relationship with his family has only gotten better because of his child. He sees his father in a kinder light than he was raised. Again. It is not as cut and dry as you would have it be. There is no hatred, evil or angry going on here. Life is way too complicated. I understood that he did not want the child. We both got ourselves into the situation. He wanted an abortion. We were 33 years old… | /r/MensRights | 20/07/20 01:54 AM |
| -5 | Why is noone talking about thisI’m going to tell a quick true story. My sons father wanted me to get an abortion. I refused. I told him he was welcome to leave and never look back. He refused. Because his parents would disown him. Only reason. He did not want a child for many reasons. To one being made to pay child support. Second being he’s a psychopath that is incapable of loving another human being. I made him move out when our son was 2 1/2 because he showed no interest in our son and he had serious social/behavioral issu… | /r/MensRights | 19/07/20 09:31 PM |
| 2 | Why is noone talking about thisI’m all for this as well. As long as the father doesn’t expect any rights to a child he refuses to support. If a man refuses to financially support a child he should not have any legal say about that child’s life. No double standards. | /r/MensRights | 19/07/20 09:18 PM |
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