Hey if you have already told him that you wouldn't turn him away then that should be enough. He sounds like he has a problem, its not yours. Good luck.
2006-09-01 09:57:28
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answered by Anonymous
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Awe. it incredibly is adverse. :( i might stay on the lecturers approximately his therapy. If no longer, i might sign up him precise decrease back into inner maximum faculties. i do no longer think of all inner maximum faculties toddlers youngsters in any respect. the undertaking is, if your new child is going to a school the place he's that unhappy, his grades will go through (you will see this while he gets older). which will reason yet another can of worms to open. some public faculties are so overwhelmed, they are in a position to't seem to paintings on those concerns with scholars sufficiently. You deserve solutions even with the undeniable fact that, and he merits progression with those different youngsters. DO what your guts says is sweet. that's what i might do. by the way, the remark approximately no new child likes college isn't real for all youngsters. My new child LOOOOOOVES college. if your new child hates college, there's a undertaking with that college.
2016-09-30 06:12:32
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answered by ? 4
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Well, this is an old familiar story! Why does it hurt so much? Because I was the kid whose single mom took him to see his biological father when I was 6-months old. As the story goes from my mother, he looked at me and said "son (so she said) don't grow up to be like me!" He was with another woman at the time, I heard who gave him two daughters. My half sisters whom I've never met. My mom always said, especially when she was mad at me when I was growing up, just remember "your father never wanted you!"
My advice to you lady is: Try to reconcile peaceably with the father of your child. Start with a nice note of what a wonderful son he has and what a wonderful future is in store for the three of you if you guys stay together. Get married soon, even a quicky. In any event, get a DNA test of your son and his father to prove his paternity for your son's sake. (I have no proof other than my mother's word, which may not be trustworthy.) If you don't hear from him or if he's with another woman, then file for child support and other assistance, who will help you get that DNA test of the father because your son is going to need that proof in the distant future for inheritance purposes, etc.
Be prepared to cry alot, my mom did. She found out my father had finally married a woman and had four boys, my half brothers who all inherited my share of the dirtbag's estate.
All the best to your bastard son, . . . you young lady should have thought threw the consequences before. . . .
2006-09-01 10:31:34
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answered by Anonymous
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I hope you're getting child support from this guy. Sounds like a prize.
Any man can sire a child, but it takes a real man to be a father. And this guy, obviously isn't wanting to be a father to his son.
You shouldn't have to ask him (or bring the kid to see him? WTF is that) anything about spending time with the child.
If he isn't willing to make an effort to see his Son, than don't bend over backwards to make him, he'll only resent you. And from the sound of it, you'll probably be better off without him messing about in your life.
If you haven't already applied to the courts for support from him, do so - do it now. There are all sorts of agencies that will help you.
2006-09-01 09:58:30
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answered by Laquishacashaunette 4
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I would call and ask him if he would like to see his son. I would also keep a note book with all of the times you have called him writen down in it. if he has seen his son also write these times down. this way, if he ever tries to tell a judge that you never mad an effort you can show him/her the notebook and say "I have tried over and over again, but he doesn't want anything to do with our son" this is also a good thing to have if he tries to get out of paying child support by saying you deny him visitations
2006-09-01 10:29:05
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answered by Anonymous
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He lives less than a mile away?He hasn't came at all to see his son. Sounds like a young person who doesn't have his stuff together. Does he know that the baby is his for sure? you really need to put more detail because it doesn't make any sense at all why he lives that close and doesn't talk to you at all. Where ya'll a couple or just a fling??? Give more info..
2006-09-01 09:58:16
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answered by kikosgirl83 2
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I have to boys ? I oldest son father did the same and i told if he wants to see him he knows where i live and knows how to get hold of me? He never called or came and saw him he is now 4 years old? I hope this helps?
2006-09-01 10:00:06
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answered by JESSIKA 1
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Nope dont force him, it does your child no good to have a father that is being forced to visit instead of one that wants to visit.. it ends up being a bad scenerio i know this cause i to wanted my kids father to be more active in their lives, i covered for him ,,made up excuses for him, i bought presents for their bday and x mas for him cause he didnt and i signed his name, cause i hoped that one day he'd grow up and want a real relationship with his son's and i didnt want his immaturity to hinder that relationship later on, he calls the kids maybe once ever 4 to 5 months, in 10 years they have seen him maybe 10 times, and in the last 6 years they've only seen him 2 times.. my youngest son can careless, he can take him or leave him.. but my oldest son, trys so hard to impress his dad, and to make his dad love and care for him like all the other dads he see's just to get let down every time.. I wish i could go back in time because i would of just let him drift off as far as a relationship, because atleast then my kids would of gotten hurt yes, but they would of gotten over it, instead of the constant hurt now that he does to them by coming into their lives one minute, and out the next.. Go get as much out of him for childsupport make sure u cover all your bases.. make him pay through the courts that way they will go after him if he doesnt pay.. instead of worrying about lawyers every time he doesnt pay.. because ur child DESERVES atleast that much from him .. but other then that.. dont force him to be a part of his life if he doesnt want to be.. if he grows up not missing something he never had, it will be so much easier on them in the long run instead of getting attached to someone who will never really be there for them.. U will eventually find someone wonderful that u will marry that will be a great dad to your child.. and thats what your child deserves a great dad instead of a sperm donor..
Good luck ..
2006-09-01 10:02:55
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answered by brwneyedgrl 7
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Actually, you are right. Don't call or try to force him to see his son, because that should be his call as long as he knows you are not turning him away. He may be one of those guy's who may be in denial of fatherhood because he's not ready. Your child is your responsibility so go on with your life & be happy with your blessing. His biological will come around one day, and it may be too late to be a part of his child's life which won't be your fault.
2006-09-01 10:03:47
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answered by msthinkpositive 5
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I just love these complicated ridiculously-long, meandering, single-sentence questions that no one can possibly answer! How the hell can we offer any kind of reasonably good response when we have no idea about the situation?
Thank god there is a character limit, or we have to read even more of this pathetic tale.
2006-09-01 09:54:08
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answered by drsteve362005 6
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