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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Run, don't walk[/quote]
This. OP, you must be crazy to entertain any other option. Don't refer to the child as your son. He is not. He has a father who is willing to step in.

This whole thing sucks, but man up and cut your losses here. Go find a woman who will have children with [i]you[/i].[/quote]

Oh yes, that's just great for a 2.5 year old kid to have a "new daddy" one day.  No problems there.  Yeah, run like the wind.  You're a piece of shit.[/quote]

That's on mom. Not OP's responsibility.[/quote]

+1 The biological father wants to have a relationship with the child. It's very sad, but I suggest leaving the crazy people to themselves. OP deserves more. It is also highly confusing to the child to have two daddies active in his life + a mom that is not married to either.
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It's on mom....to act like a human being?  To not be a piece of shit?  Wow.  You're scary.  And when your next child has problems, maybe special needs...out the door you go.  Please get it snipped.[/quote]

What in the world are you talking about? It's not his child. End of story. It's heartbreaking, but he is not the baby daddy. I could see this somewhat working if OP had no hope of having genetic children, and the genetic dad was not in the picture, but the way it stands... it's freaking crazy. Who would expect a guy to raise a random child? [/quote]

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