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In response to "this. the mother-to-be might also know some things about the dad-to-be that she's not sharing. maybe she's making this decision in the best interest " by kare

That's not what the friend says.

Posted by Dr.Johnny Vermin (aka Dr.Vermin) Oct 3 '11, 12:38

I mean, I guess we can discount whatever's in the letter and just hypothesize all kinds of extenuating circumstances that make the mom-to-be sound like she's being responsible here, but if we take her at her word, she's being a selfish whore and the father needs to be informed. How he gets informed is the least important detail in this case.

What's important here is that I spelled hypothesize and extenuating correctly on the first try.

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just saying, it *is* possible she's not just a selfish whore. - kare Oct 3, 12:41 1
- heh -- nm - CQ Oct 3, 12:44
doesn't matter. she's not the one to tell. -- nm - loosilu Oct 3, 12:41 4
- Ideally? No. - Dr.Johnny Vermin Oct 3, 12:44 3
  - Under any conditions: No. -- nm - Strongbad Oct 3, 12:46
  - to rephrase, If I was knocked up, and a FRIEND was the one to tell the guy, I'd be murderous pissed off. -- nm - loosilu Oct 3, 12:45 1
    - Tough shit. -- nm - Dr.Johnny Vermin Oct 3, 12:47

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