And if you learned that a group of people had urged him to do it, how would you feel about those people?
Just wondering.
Just wondering.
Oh, this is so sad.This question makes me think of a baby right now, Emmy.
Her mother is a friend of my step daughter's from high school. She's about 27 now. She's married with a 4 year old son and a 6 month old baby.
But her husband left her about a year ago and moved across the state to live with the woman he's been having a long term affair with.
He has denied that Emmy is his. Apparently his affair partner, who also had a baby girl in the same time frame, is all over facebook saying the Emmy is not his kid.
Well, the DNA test came back... Emmy is his kid. He refuses to acknowledge this. His affair partner is still spreading lies on facebook.
When he picks up his son one every month (that's all the time he asks for--he is the one who moved several hours away), he completely ignores his daughter, Emmy. He won't look at her. Has never held her. He is still denying her existence.
So I wonder how Emmy is going to feel about her father and the DNA test fiasco. My bet is that she's going to grow up pretty hurt by all this.