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Topic	Thoughts on "Financial Abortions"
bigblu89 09/01/22 11:59:29 AM #34:	GBH713 posted... The equivalent option is the same situation in reverse. Situation 1 (that you are describing) - a woman wants to give up a baby and the father is doesn't want to take it (or as you said earlier, is deemed unfit to do so), someone adopts the baby, and neither parent is financially responsible Situation 2 (the equal option for a man) - a man wants to give up a baby and the mother is doesn't want to take it, or is deemed unfit to do so, someone adopts the baby, and neither parent is financially responsible But what if the mother we wants it but the father doesnt? Whats the fathers responsibility? And the reverse, what if the father wants it, but the mother doesnt. What ls the father's rights? --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:967722567] in Thoughts o... [t:80150139]...</cite> <quote>GBH713 posted... </cite><quote>The equivalent option is the same situation in reverse. Situation 1 (that you are describing) - a woman wants to give up a baby and the father is doesn't want to take it (or as you said earlier, is deemed unfit to do so), someone adopts the baby, and neither parent is financially responsible Situation 2 (the equal option for a man) - a man wants to give up a baby and the mother is doesn't want to take it, or is deemed unfit to do so, someone adopts the baby, and neither parent is financially responsible</quote>But what if the mother we wants it but the father doesnt? Whats the fathers responsibility?And the reverse, what if the father wants it, but the mother doesnt. What ls the father's rights? --- It takes zero effort to be a good person.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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