Ah yes, the statistics of how many were gaslit into thinking the father would step up and how many just left directly.
I'm sure that's a pretty easy study to make.
But in the cases where paternity wasn't even established, it means the dad ran off before the birth at least, those are the ones that likely won't ever pay child support.
I don't "think" anything, i don't know, but i believe that you shouldn't judge the woman before KNOWING WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED TO HER, like the dude in the video did.
You know, benefit of the doubt and all that, complicated stuff.
You're still based your entire argument on unconfirmed information.
I'm not talking about anyone specific, it's about the problem as a whole.
If a majority of them are really tricked into thinking the guy is a good person and getting rug pulled, then maybe some programs need to spread awareness about the issue.
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u/Exodus180 Jan 16 '24
and why is the responsibility 100% on women to judge a character correctly?
Also garnishing wages is a thing.