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This question was inspired by another recent question from a female who was hurt because her man said he would want a paternity test if they had kids. Whether or not most people realize it, paternity fraud is very common today. Most studies have shown about one in ten children is raised by a man who thinks he is the biological father but is not.

Should it become the norm for mothers to just offer to do a paternity test without being asked, so the father is not put in that awkward position of having to asking for one or wonder for the rest of his life whether he is the actual father? It would be a gesture of love that shows she is loyal and appreciates her man’s commitment and trust and doesn’t want him to ever have a reason to question hers.

Should this become the norm? Or would women be against it to show solidarity with the many mothers who cheated and hid it from their husbands, children, and the real fathers?

We can all be anonymous, even those who wants to reply (which is optional) For the first time, you can get things off your chest and truly be honest. It will lift the weight of your shoulders and could give many people, guys and girls an insight of why... Instead of putting all the blame on your partner (not saying there isn't blame there) but why have you cheated on your partner? Also do you regret cheating?