If you can disown a child because they were disloyal towards you isn't that still a condition?

Anonymous

Unfortunately the mother of my daughter is a serial cheater. Poor partner selection in my part. I took 2 different parternity test, both on different clinics. It is positive on both clinics.

Ok so the mother is a lying, cheater (I have to co-parent with her; every single visitation and conversation I have with her is only about our child) but my 15 month-old daughter is still my girl. These are my reasons why I would disown her:

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When will I stop speaking to her: ummmm, the day I leave this Earth.

Though I've heard of cases parents disowning their children for trivial things such as being gay, selecting a different partner, abandoning their religion... all the way to stealing your money, hiding and supporting a parent's affair, a woman choosing the mother's affair partner to walk her down the aisle instead of her father, etc.

Sure I would get hurt but I can't think of any reason to disown my child. In the end, even if it was a valid reason such your child wasn't loyal to you and they betrayed your trust, isn't that still a condition?

If you can disown a child because they were disloyal towards you isn't that still a condition?
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