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| -5 | Guy on /r/relationships finds out about his illegitimate daughter. Refuses to let her use him as a bank account, is probably attacked by raging women across /r/relationshipsHe is greedy; when this girl started to contact him, he ran to a family lawyer to see if he was culpable for child support. Family? Three year old son he probably sees on weekends. He's a flake, that's not up for debate. He's greedy because when his daughter stuck a toe back in his life, his question wasn't how he should approach the situation without hurting his daughter further, but how can he minimize his liability? Why stick up for this guy? He's not doing anything morally or legally wrong, … | /r/TheRedPill | 22/07/15 07:39 PM |
| 35 | Guy on /r/relationships finds out about his illegitimate daughter. Refuses to let her use him as a bank account, is probably attacked by raging women across /r/relationshipsYou guys are missing the point. Everyone is raging because he's an absent father (not a deadbeat, the mother obviously didn't want any financial support or contact, good for her) that is looking for sympathy that his abandoned child is pissed at him. As the son of an absent-ish father, the only part that pissed me off is that he's scared about his money but played it off as if he felt attacked by a 15 year old. All men's rights issues aside, the mom did right by the father for not going after hi… | /r/TheRedPill | 22/07/15 06:13 PM |
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