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Anonymous wrote:Infidelity is bad.

Infidelity without a condom is next level evil.

This pretty much says you dgaf about your wife’s safety, health or right to protect her body.

No way would I stick around as a wife or forgive him as a daughter.

This. This all day!
In fact I’ll even say infidelity isn’t that bad. I honestly think there are many worse things spouses can do to each other.
Having unprotected sex?!?!? That can kill you.
I have a friend who’s cervical cancer can be traced to the whores her X was F’ing.
That’s not even considering STI’s.
And then he knocks some chick up.?!??
The rank stupidity of it all.

What if the condom broke?
It happened to me.

👍 sure.

He was always fat and ugly.

It's all about the money.

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Anonymous wrote:So is the issue for you that the mom chose to have the baby or that he was having sex outside of his marriage?

But for me it’s the cheating.

I don’t understand why people expect Dave Grohl to behave differently than any other rock star or celebrity. He’s subject to the same temptations as everyone else in his profession.

They can’t all be Kevin Bacon.

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Anonymous wrote:I have mixed feelings about this. I feel bad for his wife, but I am glad he is acknowledging his new child. I don't think their marriage will survive.

It's hard to deny it if he gets hit with a subpoena for paternity testing

He is claiming paternity. Publicly. A guy who does that is not the guy who would make a woman sue him, etc. He will be in this kid's life. That's the only good in this situation.

I wonder if they will guilt the kids into being close to the half sister

I think the girls are minors? They may not have the choice. I understand exactly what you mean.

18, 15 and 10.

They will never know this kid.

My brother who is 12 years older went to college when I was 6, i never met him really until I was 18 and I went to visit him in his new city. So he came home for xmas for a few days BFD.

You don't know this

Yes I do.

The might form a relationship when they are adults but it will be sparce.

How do you know this unless you are part of the family! You are guessing like the rest of us!

I literally lived in a house with my sibling who was 12 years older and we had no relationship. His kids are 18, 15 and 10. Are you daft.

Are you daft? I know plenty of people with big age gaps and the siblings have close relationships! Now if the kid lives in another country that is a different story. You really think that YOUR ONE EXAMPLE means that ALL siblings with big age gaps have no relationship.

You are the daft one

Sure the mom is flying the kids to colleges all over the US to form relationships with 1/2 sibs.

Sorry not!

I'm Catholic, I don't have 1 example I have a gazillion. Though this child might be really close to the 18 year olds children if she has one in the next 4 years.

YOU MISSED THIS PART. I am shouting because you are NOT reading what I wrote. It is a big difference if the kid was born near their home versus across the world. They probably won't have a relationship but, you never know. My point is that large age gaps doesn't determine closeness.

What does is if the dad cheats on the mom and has a new baby! Then they probably won't be close. And I don't blame them either

Either way they won't have a close relationship unless they choose to in their adulthood.

But if his kids are failure to launch and the mom dies and the baby ends up in their home, there is hope.

Hope? This is a bizarre take.

OK, so you’re not intelligent enough to know sarcasm I think you and I are done here.

Besides, you sound like a stepmom/AP who’s just sad that her kid isn’t gonna know their siblings.

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Anonymous wrote:So is the issue for you that the mom chose to have the baby or that he was having sex outside of his marriage?

But for me it’s the cheating.

I don’t understand why people expect Dave Grohl to behave differently than any other rock star or celebrity. He’s subject to the same temptations as everyone else in his profession.

+1

I posted earlier that any one who has even a passing interest in Dave Grohl, and has ever clicked on a Reddit thread knows he steps out on his marriage and has for years. Like I said in my last post, I just assumed his wife and he had some sort of agreement with stipulations.

But this goes beyond that. As other people are saying, I’m shocked that he didn’t have a vasectomy and also that he wasn’t using protection.

we all know a lot of of Rockstars, athletes, famous actors run around on their wives and a lot of them have open marriages. But not everyone has kids outside the marriage.

I mean, even Ben Affleck has managed not to do that. The bar is pretty low.

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Anonymous wrote:So is the issue for you that the mom chose to have the baby or that he was having sex outside of his marriage?

But for me it’s the cheating.

I don’t understand why people expect Dave Grohl to behave differently than any other rock star or celebrity. He’s subject to the same temptations as everyone else in his profession.

Temptations are just that. He is married. I expect everyone to stick to their marriage vows. Want to date, or cheat, get divorced? Its absolutely cheating and wrong. I feel for his wife and kids.

Anonymous wrote:There goes my hero...

+1

Let's be real. He's probably done this before and the only thing he's sorry about is getting caught. He probably wanted to stay on top of the press and acknowledge it so it was less of a big deal. Truely disappointing.

Anonymous wrote:There goes my hero...

well played.

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Anonymous wrote:So is the issue for you that the mom chose to have the baby or that he was having sex outside of his marriage?

But for me it’s the cheating.

I don’t understand why people expect Dave Grohl to behave differently than any other rock star or celebrity. He’s subject to the same temptations as everyone else in his profession.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:So is the issue for you that the mom chose to have the baby or that he was having sex outside of his marriage?

But for me it’s the cheating.

I don’t understand why people expect Dave Grohl to behave differently than any other rock star or celebrity. He’s subject to the same temptations as everyone else in his profession.

Total vindication for those of us who never bought his good guy shtick

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Anonymous wrote:Infidelity is bad.

Infidelity without a condom is next level evil.

This pretty much says you dgaf about your wife’s safety, health or right to protect her body.

No way would I stick around as a wife or forgive him as a daughter.

This. This all day!
In fact I’ll even say infidelity isn’t that bad. I honestly think there are many worse things spouses can do to each other.
Having unprotected sex?!?!? That can kill you.
I have a friend who’s cervical cancer can be traced to the whores her X was F’ing.
That’s not even considering STI’s.
And then he knocks some chick up.?!??
The rank stupidity of it all.

What if the condom broke?
It happened to me.

There goes my hero...

Anonymous wrote:Infidelity is bad.

Infidelity without a condom is next level evil.

This pretty much says you dgaf about your wife’s safety, health or right to protect her body.

No way would I stick around as a wife or forgive him as a daughter.

This. This all day!
In fact I’ll even say infidelity isn’t that bad. I honestly think there are many worse things spouses can do to each other.
Having unprotected sex?!?!? That can kill you.
I have a friend who’s cervical cancer can be traced to the whores her X was F’ing.
That’s not even considering STI’s.
And then he knocks some chick up.?!??
The rank stupidity of it all.

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Anonymous wrote:I have mixed feelings about this. I feel bad for his wife, but I am glad he is acknowledging his new child. I don't think their marriage will survive.

It's hard to deny it if he gets hit with a subpoena for paternity testing

He is claiming paternity. Publicly. A guy who does that is not the guy who would make a woman sue him, etc. He will be in this kid's life. That's the only good in this situation.

I wonder if they will guilt the kids into being close to the half sister

I think the girls are minors? They may not have the choice. I understand exactly what you mean.

18, 15 and 10.

They will never know this kid.

My brother who is 12 years older went to college when I was 6, i never met him really until I was 18 and I went to visit him in his new city. So he came home for xmas for a few days BFD.

You don't know this

Yes I do.

The might form a relationship when they are adults but it will be sparce.

How do you know this unless you are part of the family! You are guessing like the rest of us!

I literally lived in a house with my sibling who was 12 years older and we had no relationship. His kids are 18, 15 and 10. Are you daft.

Are you daft? I know plenty of people with big age gaps and the siblings have close relationships! Now if the kid lives in another country that is a different story. You really think that YOUR ONE EXAMPLE means that ALL siblings with big age gaps have no relationship.

You are the daft one

Sure the mom is flying the kids to colleges all over the US to form relationships with 1/2 sibs.

Sorry not!

I'm Catholic, I don't have 1 example I have a gazillion. Though this child might be really close to the 18 year olds children if she has one in the next 4 years.

YOU MISSED THIS PART. I am shouting because you are NOT reading what I wrote. It is a big difference if the kid was born near their home versus across the world. They probably won't have a relationship but, you never know. My point is that large age gaps doesn't determine closeness.

What does is if the dad cheats on the mom and has a new baby! Then they probably won't be close. And I don't blame them either

Either way they won't have a close relationship unless they choose to in their adulthood.

But if his kids are failure to launch and the mom dies and the baby ends up in their home, there is hope.

Hope? This is a bizarre take.