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| 99 | A Father’s Struggle to Stop His Daughter’s Adoption: In the United States, when an unmarried man has a baby, his partner can give it up without his consent—unless he happens to know about an obscure system called the responsible father registry. | Fathers/Custody | twilight-owl | /r/MensRights | 08/07/15 07:48 AM |
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| 3 | Looking for advice. (AUS)Bugger. Pregnant then. You definitely need to have a frank discussion about options. You're not a scumbag for not being able to support a child at 18! And she can't be expected to look after a baby at 16 and still in school. I kinda want to throttle her for not taking the pill, but that's neither here nor there. So facing forward, first talk to her about options. You can see a doc for a referral for abortion, again abortion laws vary state to state, plus she's 16 and mature minor laws also vary,… | /r/MensRights | 23/12/13 04:03 AM |
| 2 | Looking for advice. (AUS)Department of health services, who investigate child abuse etc in Aus. Though that part is irrelevant depending on which state you're in. In Tas and SA the age of consent is 17, otherwise it's 16. If you trust this then the situation is more complex. And religion, eeek. Do her parents know? I would still recommend getting a blood test to be absolutely sure, or at least a pharmacy pregnancy test (they're very reliable and brands like prognosis pick up on very early pregnancies) Then decisions fro… | /r/MensRights | 23/12/13 03:14 AM |
| 3 | Looking for advice. (AUS)My main question is, how much do you trust this? A 'friend' told you something and supposedly a doc has said something, but have you spoken to the girl, or were you there at the appointment? From my experiences in high school this all sounds like shit stirring. (Not that you shouldn't be taking this seriously, but still) From my POV, just the fact that the doc said she's 'likely' to be pregnant is sus. Make an appt together and ask for a blood test to confirm or deny once and for all. I also hav… | /r/MensRights | 23/12/13 01:27 AM |
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