Questions: Girl's Behavior

For a long time I’ve always been convinced that women are evil.

I usually go on dates with very pretty girls I meet on dating apps. Maybe hookup. I create such a good impression on her to the point she gets feelings. Then I just ghost 👻 her and block her out the blue.

It gives me a rush when I do that. I hate women of today

Pretty girls are so entitled to good treatment from men. Women of today are also very shallow and shit and disrespectful. They deserve it.

I love doing this. However I don’t do it on the 1% of women that are actually sweet.

Yes, an unmarried father has a duty to maintain his child and the child has a right to be maintained by his/her father. The duty to maintain his child is the only parental responsibility that automatically clings to the unmarried father, regardless of the circumstances.
With that said here's the current Bill of Rights Father's currently have.

1. When can an unmarried father obtain parental rights and responsibilities towards his child?
An unmarried father does not always have automatic parental rights and responsibilities, however, he can obtain parental rights and responsibilities in the following circumstances:

if he was living with the child’s mother at the time of the child’s birth; or
if he, regardless of whether he has or is living with the mother of the child –consents or applies to be identified as the child’s father, or pays damages in terms of customary law;
contributes or has attempted in good faith to contribute to the child’s upbringing for a reasonable period; and
contributes or has attempted in good faith to contribute towards expenses in connection with the maintenance of the child for a reasonable period.

2. How can an unmarried father obtain parental rights and responsibilities?
If the unmarried father and the biological mother of the child cannot come to an agreement on the rights and responsibilities of the unmarried father, he can apply to the:
Children’s Court, for care and/or contact;
High Court for guardianship; or
High Court for care, contact and guardianship.