Since wife is 100% certain that the baby is her biological baby, does the husband deserve to be 100% certain that the baby is his biological baby?

[Kelley1]

If a husband asks his wife for a DNA test, her reply should be, "Of course, I agree to a DNA test, I don't want you to have any doubt that our baby is your biological baby." Any other response, implies that she is not certain or may not be certain in the future. Arguments about trust are smoke screen and have no more validity then if the husband argued, "You don't trust me" is she insisted on having her name on the deed and bank account.

Since a women can fuck up, but must marry equals, if a wife wishes to get pregnant by an exceptionally man such as an NFL QB, she should ask her husband for permission by explaining that she is doing him a favor if she has a superior baby. In that event, all reasonable husbands should agree because more likely than not the baby will be a child he can brag on.

[nawtee_me]

While on the surface this looks like bull shit when you look closer and dig a little deeper into the subject then you will know it is 100% bull shit….

First I trust everyone until I have a reason not to. So if I have a just a little doubt to if the child is mine. I would sign the birth certificate and get the DNA from the baby when it is born since I have just as much of a right to do so as the father and if the baby is mine then great, but if it is not then I file for divorce and file for my name to be removed from the child’s birth certificate while also filing for alimony from her and her new husband…..

[Finchie40]

He definitely has a right to know the truth especially if she expects him to provide and financially support the baby. By her saying No to the test clearly indicates that she isn’t sure who the father is , so I don’t blame him for wanting a paternity test done , Before signing his name on the Birth certificate ,

[slatyb]

"if a wife wishes to get pregnant by an exceptionally [sic] man such as an NFL QB" she can stand in line with millions of others.

[Kelley1]

Exceptionally attractive. He can't impregnate millions.

[slatyb]

And why would he pick some random married woman? He can date models.

[NathanDavis]

nope... this is not accurate

enough babies are mistakenly or inadvertently swapped at hospitals right after birth... so not even a mother can be 100% absolutely sure their baby is their actual biological baby

[msc545]

I think that any woman who expects a man to support her child should agree to a paternity test before getting a dime.

That said, your "superior baby and NFL QB" suff is not only ignorant but also really offensive.

[Kelley1]

@msc545 Not only is it biologically correct, I feel certain that most husbands will agree.

[msc545]

How is it biologically correct?

[Kelley1]

In all species, babies inherit the genes of their parents.

[msc545]

Just the ones from their parents - is that what you believe?

[Ironco]

The younger generations are so doomed.

[Kelley1]

Old fogies with their outdated ideas and attitudes have lost the capacity to understand the complexity of modern life.

[Ironco]

We'll see.

[Kelley1]

Actually, you are probably right about the younger generation being doomed, but not for the reasons you believe. We are reproducing at less than the replacement rate, and the rate will continue to drop. Thirty percent of young men are dropping out and are either virgins or have not had sex in over a year. Young women are delaying marriage until age thirty, after they have lost sixty percent of their sexual market value. Instead of lowering their standards, they may raise them so none of the men they want will accept them for more than sex.

[Charliefretz329]

Agreed