If you had no idea who the father of your kids were would you tell your story to the press?

[purplepoppy]

A polyamorous family claims to be so close they don't know who the father's of their children are, but that's ok because they all each other
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/polyamorous-family-close-no-idea-23905304
Now I know most of you lot aren't in polyamorous families but I suspect a lot of you don't know who your kids father's are or your own and those who think they do are probably wrong anyway.

So question is, if you were this family would you tell your story to the press and let them photograph the kids?

[ChrisMaster69]

Irrespective of the storyline and their relationship, I believe it’s wrong to include the kids in the story.

I can imagine the next day at school was fun, admittedly I imagine most knew about ‘that family’

There is still a lot of social stigma around not knowing who your dad was or even parents.

Once it’s on the internet it’s pretty much there forever.

[Lliam]

LOL Just one big happy family.

How about the Nashville mailman found to have fathered over 1300 children? Wouldn't the 87 year old, former mailman, his kids, grandkids and great grandkids make a great photo? LOL

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

Thankfully I'd never find myself in this situation.. Nor would/did my kids.. But, no, I wouldn't go to the media/social media... All people think about is the money they can make off it, not the damaging affects it could have on their children

[DonkeyDan]

I guess they'll need that money from selling the story to put the kids through therapy in a few years.

[Andres77]

No, it would be something bullies could use to try to torment the kids later on.
Bullies are around anyway but why make it easy for them?

[exitseven]

No, the press will only twist the whole thing around to make it something more bizarre than it already is just to boost ratings.

[ohshee]

Jerry Jerry. Jerry Jerry springer

[IsoUser]

My guess is that you would for the money Lmao