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I've been seeing a girl for almost five years and we're engaged. She went out with her friends to a club. I trusted her because she's never cheated or even flirted with other guys. She was also a virgin when we met so that means she'd be more loyal. Last year she told me she was pregnant and we decided to start a family together because we agreed at the beginning if the baby would be healthy we'd keep it.

This past Monday she had the baby but I said I needed a paternity test before I said I was the father because I wanted to be 100% sure because some girls lie to guys about being the father. She said she didn't mind if I really wanted a paternity test. I found out last night that the results showed I'm not the father.

I confronted her last night and she was crying saying she made a big mistake and had a one night stand at a club. She hoped it was mine but was afraid of losing me. She said she doesn't know at all who the father is and that it will be impossible to find out. She said she doesn't know what she'll do without me. She said she had a little too much to drink and wasn't thinking properly. She said she's been trying to make it up to me and show she loves me. I know she does and I still love her a lot but I don't know if I can stay after what she did. Her baby is white, with blonde hair and blue eyes, so that makes the situation a little better. I'm not racist but if she had a interracial baby then I would have left immediately because everyone would view me as a total cuck.

She's almost 21 so people might say she made a common mistake but cheating isn't a mistake even if its one night.

She really betrayed and hurt me, and what she did has sort of humiliated me. What do you think I should do in this situation? I told her last night I was calling off the wedding but I'd give it time to think about staying with her.

[The annual publicity about drink driving on New Year's Eve has prompted this question.]

By the time you reach age 18, you have probably formed opinions about topics such as abortion, the death penalty, legalization of drugs, and other controversial topics. However, at that age, most of our opinions have been formed in a vacuum; most of us have not had personal experiences that might influence those beliefs.

When I was in law school, I was one of the state's witnesses for an execution at the Florida State Prison. My personal beliefs about the death penalty had vacillated over time and one of my concerns was with the apparent brutality of the method of execution (at that time, Florida still used electrocution as the means of execution.) That experience greatly altered my opinion about the death penalty.

Guys, you may have strong feelings that abortion should be a woman's choice but if your girlfriend gets pregnant and has an abortion without first consulting you. those feelings about abortion may drastically change. Girls, if you have a child who is kidnapped, raped, and murdered, your feelings about the death penalty may also drastically change.

Or maybe you have already had such an experience. Have you?