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Please remember I'm talking about someone you're already in a relationship with for a long time, not casual flings and the like.

I'm just curious because I saw so many men defending that idea on another post and calling all girls "chicks" and "hoes", you would think it's a rather common request that every man is making in their own relationships.
Or it only comes to mind when we talk about other people?

https://www.girlsaskguys.com/relationships/q2893219-my-boyfriend-wants-a-dna-test-if-i-ever-get-pregnant

An expectant mother whose heart stopped for 68 minutes as she was giving birth, woke from a coma two weeks later thinking she was 13 and had no idea she had two children and a fiancé. Quick-thinking doctors and midwives delivered baby Nico, weighing 6lb 8oz, using forceps, while other medics battled to save Shannon's life.

After an astonishing 68 minutes, doctors were able to bring her back from the brink of death but warned her family she may not wake up or could suffer severe brain damage.

Shannon, who suffered an amniotic fluid embolism last September and delivered Nico while unconscious, was unable to hold her baby for almost two weeks as doctors put her in an induced coma to save her life.
Although her family were relieved when Shannon, who is also mother to three-year-old Mika, woke up, they were devastated to discover she thought she was a teenager and could not remember she is now a mother-of-two or has a fiancé.

Nicola, a full-time carer, said: 'She kept calling me "mammy" and when we asked her where she lived, she gave us the address for a house we'd lived in when she was 13.

'She had no idea who her fiancé was and didn't believe us when we told her she had two kids. It was like she'd forgotten her whole life and thought she was a teenager again.'

After six weeks in hospital, Shannon, from Cwmbran in Gwent, South Wales, is recovering at her mother's house, a half-an-hour bus journey from her fiancé and children, and is largely confined to a wheelchair, barely able to see anything.

Nicola said: 'We went to the hospital that day in September expecting to come home with a new baby, but it's like we have another child, too, because Shannon needs a lot of care.'

If you're unhappy in the relationship and don't want to be with your partner anymore, would you do the following?
- calling everyday to check up on your partner/tell them about your day
- still call them "babe" or "baby" a lot
- try to see them often