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By *uv2lick11 OP   Man  over a year ago

r c t

Anybody been in the same situation as me? Me and a woman had an affair for a while and ended up pregnant she had our baby but stayed with her partner for the next 10yrs, i said nowt coz my daughter had a solid home and wanted for nothing! Now theyve spilt up an she living with another guy but still uses her ex as her dad to palm her off to every wkend knowing he aint her dad an i got to c this all the time, she using us both while she got a new life, would love a response of both men and women to see the different perspetive views! Thanks!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Never been in this position thank goodness x if you're the dad then you should step up x hope you have done.

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By *uv2lick11 OP   Man  over a year ago

r c t

Thanks for the reply! The poor little bugger is confused enough atm! But maybe im selfish i want to be a dad to her but cant!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

As long as the child is safe she doesnt know anything diff and is happy to go to the man who's brought her up as dad. No matter how much it may hurt and upset you, I think you should just sit back keep an eye on situation until the time is right. In the meantime contact the mother and tell her your intentions that u want her in your life and its easier for the daughter if u can sort something out in the near future. Good luck

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Does this guy know hes not the real dad ame how is she confused?

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By *uv2lick11 OP   Man  over a year ago

r c t

Well i dont know how he hasnt question it, she is the double of me at that age! Even the neighbours can see it!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Jeremy Kyle time?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Personally I think say nothing. This man has raised your daughter emotionally, physically and financially presumably. It's very selfish to wait until she's 10 to decide that you want to play a part of her life. I've been through a court case with my ex over custody of our son and its heartbreaking enough, that's before you involve affairs, betrayals and lies.

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By *uv2lick11 OP   Man  over a year ago

r c t

Well the betrayal and lies will never stop then hey if nobody tells the truth! So which is the lesser of two evils?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well the betrayal and lies will never stop then hey if nobody tells the truth! So which is the lesser of two evils?"

Whatever causes less disruption to a child's life?! You said yourself you don't know if you're being selfish.

You chose to go along with the fact your ex lied from the start. So basically you've let another man do YOUR job for 10 years and on a whim you now want to turn four lives including your own upside down and that's the bare minimum.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

You could speak up about it - after all, you must owe a fortune by now in support payments.....

But seriously, is there any way that you could broach this matter without causing hurt and pain?

For whatever reason, you haven't been there for her before, so perhaps you should stay quiet until she feels any needs to ask.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You could speak up about it - after all, you must owe a fortune by now in support payments.....

But seriously, is there any way that you could broach this matter without causing hurt and pain?

For whatever reason, you haven't been there for her before, so perhaps you should stay quiet until she feels any needs to ask. "

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By *uv2lick11 OP   Man  over a year ago

r c t

Ive always wanted to be her proper dad! But its her mother wants to keep it quiet not me! She ll use anymeans not to let it out! She lose a baby sitter every wkend if she do! As well as money off him plus the fact she got to be honest an that def not here!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The fact that you have waited 10 years speaks volumes to me if I'm honest. I would suggest you forget about it all because lives would be turned upside down, but if you are going to do anything then do it properly by contacting the mother and ask by having a DNA done first because the child may be the alleged father, although if she was having an affair with you who's to say that she wasn't having a fling with others.

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By *uv2lick11 OP   Man  over a year ago

r c t

She may well have done, who knows? But i know she is mine 100% so does the mum!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

a tough situation made worse by the fact nobody acted sooner.

a few points.

1. if you have no relationship with the child .. suddenely you will be destroying the relationships and trust the child does have .. just to potentially build one with them.

2. if the mother knows you are the father but has made a judgement call that the other guy will be a better father - no offence and dont take this personally but maybe she made that call for a reason - see point above.

3. the other guy - now if he has been dad all these years - responsability / financial / emotional support etc etc, dont yu think you owe ths guy 2 things... 1 a massive thank you for doing a great job (even takes the kid now they have split) and 2. the respect to be honest with him first - before you envolve the child??

now if he doesnt know that aint cool - before you go rocking worlds you should talk to the mum and say you are going to tell him... if your not man enough to look someone the eye and thank them for raising your child you aint man enough to be a dad.

this guy has earnt the right to be involved in how / when / if you tell the child.

speaking it through you may decide its best to tell the child later whan they are 18 and can understand the position a little better. tell them now as they are in school - a tough enough time as it is you could just fester resentment all round.

i would talk it through with the adults if you cant sort your lives out then you have no right to play god with the childs.

good luck

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Ive always wanted to be her proper dad! But its her mother wants to keep it quiet not me! She ll use anymeans not to let it out! She lose a baby sitter every wkend if she do! As well as money off him plus the fact she got to be honest an that def not here! "

Then why didn't you get legal advice when the baby was born? Pay for a DNA test and look for access to the child?

My ex is 100% my son's father and what we've been through is horrific. At one point my son stopped talking, he has eating issues related to anxiety and is reluctant to even stay at his father's overnight any more.

Any decision such as this needs careful consideration.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Also a law was passed earlier this year that allows non-biological parents just as much right to access.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Listen to kgirl mate, she's obviously gone through something similar, learn from someone else's experience if you can. Life is tough enough as it is, don't make it any harder.

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By *tu griffMan  over a year ago

bridgend

I don't know much abt this kind of thing but there's a lot of very good advice there my friend please take it on board. What they are saying and you are saying are two different things, please please read and understand lots of the above threads

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Let it be until the child is 18 at least.

But you should of spoken up when the baby was born

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By *uv2lick11 OP   Man  over a year ago

r c t

That would be perfect in an ideal world! But by having a son an be going to the same secondary school together, hey ho meet my new gf whos my sis hey? So that im afraid is out!

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By *ibeautyWoman  over a year ago

Newport


"Well the betrayal and lies will never stop then hey if nobody tells the truth! So which is the lesser of two evils?

Whatever causes less disruption to a child's life?! You said yourself you don't know if you're being selfish.

You chose to go along with the fact your ex lied from the start. So basically you've let another man do YOUR job for 10 years and on a whim you now want to turn four lives including your own upside down and that's the bare minimum. "

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By *ibeautyWoman  over a year ago

Newport


"Personally I think say nothing. This man has raised your daughter emotionally, physically and financially presumably. It's very selfish to wait until she's 10 to decide that you want to play a part of her life. I've been through a court case with my ex over custody of our son and its heartbreaking enough, that's before you involve affairs, betrayals and lies. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Sounds like you have all ready made your decision, so the forum was either for a bit of attention or you just wanted reassurance that you obviously ain't getting from anyone on here. Just think carefully before you take your next step because once you start it's going to snow ball I can assure you.

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By *ibeautyWoman  over a year ago

Newport


"a tough situation made worse by the fact nobody acted sooner.

a few points.

1. if you have no relationship with the child .. suddenely you will be destroying the relationships and trust the child does have .. just to potentially build one with them.

2. if the mother knows you are the father but has made a judgement call that the other guy will be a better father - no offence and dont take this personally but maybe she made that call for a reason - see point above.

3. the other guy - now if he has been dad all these years - responsability / financial / emotional support etc etc, dont yu think you owe ths guy 2 things... 1 a massive thank you for doing a great job (even takes the kid now they have split) and 2. the respect to be honest with him first - before you envolve the child??

now if he doesnt know that aint cool - before you go rocking worlds you should talk to the mum and say you are going to tell him... if your not man enough to look someone the eye and thank them for raising your child you aint man enough to be a dad.

this guy has earnt the right to be involved in how / when / if you tell the child.

speaking it through you may decide its best to tell the child later whan they are 18 and can understand the position a little better. tell them now as they are in school - a tough enough time as it is you could just fester resentment all round.

i would talk it through with the adults if you cant sort your lives out then you have no right to play god with the childs.

good luck"

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By *ort 10Man  over a year ago

Newcastle area

Let sleeping dogs lie mate.

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By *ibeautyWoman  over a year ago

Newport

^^^^^^^all of the above^^^^^^^

oh and for the love of god...please dont bring any more children into the world through affairs etc...

Ive seen first hand the affects paternity issues/absent dads has on children right through to adulthood...

Like good ole jeremy kyle says...put.a glove on it

I would say your child is probably settled with its mum and dad that raised her... to trot in now ten years later IS selfish..my opinion...that is all...

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By *ress2impressCouple (FF)  over a year ago

Llantrisant

By the sounds this child is still trying to come to the terms her mummy and daddy aren't together anymore, you say she's confused, if you love your child at all, you won't screw with her head further at this time...divorce is a very stressful time on children, stability and reassurance is what they need most, you simply cannot go in there at this time and say hey kiddo, everything you believed to be is untrue...you're effectively telling her that her mum is a liar and a whore (that's what telling her her mum being unfaithful means to a hung person) and that her dad isn't good enough to be her dad (as he didn't father her) you're then telling her that her real dad isn't good enough either (because mum chose to lie to her about everything)... THINK man, this is not one sentence it's out and over and everyone can breathe a sigh of relief, it's a whole little innocent life screwed over! Lie all you gotta to protect the fruits of your lion..if your son gets friendly with her, tell him she's your brothers love child or that the couple couldn't conceive so someone in your family donated sperm, but she's never to know, ANYTHING but take the already shakey ground from this poor child's world! If you're so dead set in trying to take things further, contact a psychiatrist and ask them of any detrimental effects it could have on her AND your son, coz don't forget, you'll also be admitting to him that you're not who he thinks you are either... Good luck, I've a feeling you're gonna need it....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"By the sounds this child is still trying to come to the terms her mummy and daddy aren't together anymore, you say she's confused, if you love your child at all, you won't screw with her head further at this time...divorce is a very stressful time on children, stability and reassurance is what they need most, you simply cannot go in there at this time and say hey kiddo, everything you believed to be is untrue...you're effectively telling her that her mum is a liar and a whore (that's what telling her her mum being unfaithful means to a hung person) and that her dad isn't good enough to be her dad (as he didn't father her) you're then telling her that her real dad isn't good enough either (because mum chose to lie to her about everything)... THINK man, this is not one sentence it's out and over and everyone can breathe a sigh of relief, it's a whole little innocent life screwed over! Lie all you gotta to protect the fruits of your lion..if your son gets friendly with her, tell him she's your brothers love child or that the couple couldn't conceive so someone in your family donated sperm, but she's never to know, ANYTHING but take the already shakey ground from this poor child's world! If you're so dead set in trying to take things further, contact a psychiatrist and ask them of any detrimental effects it could have on her AND your son, coz don't forget, you'll also be admitting to him that you're not who he thinks you are either... Good luck, I've a feeling you're gonna need it.... "

My youngest sperm DONER has been out of life for well over 2 years as he choose drink over her...

You choose to leave your child as they were settled...

I personally think you have a cheek to even class yourself as a dad and want to be any part of there life...

Obviously the mother like my self and as hard as it is as made the choice to protect my child....

The funny thing is the sperm DONER of my child will tell everyone im the bitch but not once have I had a solicitors letter or been taken to court or have I had maintaince.

Like kgirl said as his name is on the birth certificate he still has 50/50 over her...but over my dead body will he just be walking back into her life when and if he feels like it...

What's that saying????

ANYONE CAN BE A DAD BUT IT TAKES SOMEONE VERY SPECIAL TO MAKE A FATHER

all I class him as is the sperm DONER...

my hat goes off to any single parent out there as it's the hardest job anyone will ever do..

you should of done the right thing from day one but u choose not to..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Anybody been in the same situation as me? Me and a woman had an affair for a while and ended up pregnant she had our baby but stayed with her partner for the next 10yrs, i said nowt coz my daughter had a solid home and wanted for nothing! Now theyve spilt up an she living with another guy but still uses her ex as her dad to palm her off to every wkend knowing he aint her dad an i got to c this all the time, she using us both while she got a new life, would love a response of both men and women to see the different perspetive views! Thanks!"

If you definately want to be a father to this child STAND UP AND ME A MAN If you have nothing to offer her let her still be with the man who has loved her and brought her up all these years, think of the child and what she would want

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

You have to think of the child it's not easy on them I've gone through a divorce where I know when one of my daughters was conceived my ex was seeing a so called friend but buth kids call me dad I would be very stupid to tell her about the other guy because

1 she might hate me or she might hate her mum.

2 I have no idea what it will do psychologically to her

3 I want her to be happy

If her mum wants to tell her when she is older that's up to her I don't want to be the one to turn her life upside down THINK she won't know what's going on or who she actually is do you want her to do something silly just sit back and keep an eye just like a secret guardian angel

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By *uv2lick11 OP   Man  over a year ago

r c t

Thanks thats a great way to put it!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The main person in this is the child . For 10 years the person who has cared for her . Loved her is the guy who has brought her up . It would be very selfish of you to bust that childs bubble. Her parents have broken up god knows what damage would be done to the kid to know that he is not her dad and that her mother was seeing someone else im sorry but if I was you . You got to walk away and put thats childs feelings first over yours

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