For example you have a girlfriend and she either pokes holes in the condoms or lies about contraception. Resulting in her becoming pregnant. Now you'l be forced to pay child support for the next 18 years.
I would remind everyone that the law should include the ability for a man to absolve himself of financial responsibility in exchange for the surrendering of his parental rights at an early point in the pregnancy.
No girl I know would be stupid enough to do that to me, fortunately.
For example you have a girlfriend and she either pokes holes in the condoms or lies about contraception. Resulting in her becoming pregnant. Now you'l be forced to pay child support for the next 18 years.
So what would you do in this situation?
(inspired by the other [possibly troll] thread)
to be fair, condoms or pills aren't 100% effective like people often assume. Lots of people get pregnant even when they're using contraception (and unfortunately, lots of people then go on to have an abortion). So how would the hypothetical boy know she hadn't taken the pill, or that his condoms had been 'sabotaged' unless his girlfriend admitted it?
to be fair, condoms or pills aren't 100% effective like people often assume. Lots of people get pregnant even when they're using contraception (and unfortunately, lots of people then go on to have an abortion). So how would the hypothetical boy know she hadn't taken the pill, or that his condoms had been 'sabotaged' unless his girlfriend admitted it?
Well in my example you've discovered that she lied. And I want to know how everyone would react.
And well you wouldn't know. But there would be 99+% chance that your GF was a liar.
Initially, I would try to obtain evidence of what she did, try to make her admit it whilst we're still on good terms. There have been a few cases like this one, I believe, so I would break up with her and then tell her that I'm suing her for sexual harassment. Hopefully, those two things might make her decide to abort the pregnancy, but probably not if she's psycho enough to do this in the first place. I guess you have to support the child when she has it, financially and emotionally, which would be tough for numerous reasons.