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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]When I met my husband, we were seniors in college. He was a dirt poor single dad (due to an oops! college dorm hook up pregnancy).[/quote]

I hope your "oops" stepson/daughter has acquired more of a personal role in your life than this description suggests.

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Nice try. She is a very big part of our lives. But you're kind of a bitch!  :wink: [/quote]

Poster with the "oops" pregnancy husband.  He actually sounds like a really good man. Seems he took responsibility for his child conceived in a casual relationship.  Many men would have walked away from the situation.  You have a decent DH.  [/quote]

Thank you, PP. The point of my mentioning it was that his prospects, as a teenage parent, were not very bright. It seemed to make sense in the context of this thread.[/quote]

Wasn't "trying" anything, PP. Your description of the kid stands out. He/she is likely an older teen at this point with whom you share a good deal of history; referencing that kid as an accident due to a hook-up doesn't suggest that.

Also very glad that your DH stepped up to the plate, but that's what parents who conceive a child do.  Statistics aside, we've really lowered the bar for decency if we're going to call this behavior extraordinary.[/quote]

Well, you're wrong, but clearly something hit a raw nerve in you. Good luck with that, dear![/quote]

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