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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What kind of heartless ahole do you have to be to reject a kid you raised as your own for 9 years?  Yes, the woman was a liar and that's a horrible thing to do to someone you say you love, but that's not the kid's fault.  Could a non-sociopath really look at the kid and say "oh, you're some other man's bastard so I'm not your dad anymore"?[/quote]

Where is mom's responsibility?  She lied to the man and child.  A man should not have to financially support a child whom he was told was his and was not.  At that point, chid support should be terminated and if he chooses to continue, he can, just as if he chooses to continue to have a relationship with the child.  Both he and the child have the right to know.[/quote]

[b]Do you have kids?[/b] I think it would be terribly traumatic to just stop being a dad to a 10 year old child. There's a bond that doesn't rely on DNA. It isn't about money. [/quote]

NP here.  There it is the old DCUM standby  you don't agree with me so you can't have kids. Plenty of  parents ditch their kids all the time.
It's sad, but in this case the only person who created  this mess is dear old mom- the woman. Another thing it's hard for DCUM to do- hold a woman accountable. Her actions and selfishness hurt a lot of people. You can't throw morality to the wind and then expect everyone else to be moral.

Also, it's highly likely once  her scam blew up she was the one to keep  kid  from seeing the guy, and not the guy.

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