It's like five minutes after roeVwade was taken off the table, the one-sided moralists ... can ya spell

"Pharisees" - all jumped on their keyboards, attacking the character of single moms.  Okay, so katie messed up ... it's a human thing.   Funny, not funny, thing is, katie could have gotten an airbus ticket to another state.  But she didn't, instead she had her baby, and is raising the little one.  And she has to deal with consequences - namely, financial hardship, and forgetabout social life.   Baby-daddy, of course, has moved on, but not fast enough; domestic relations is on his tail.  Predictably, he's presently hemoting all over one or more of his favorite red-pill sites - but it wasn't like katie had put a gun to his head.

So, if katie is ... oh horrors, unmarriagable, what are baby-daddy's future marital prospects?  Should he get a free pass, because boys will be boys?  

But ladies, if you want to scowl katie, have at it - while shoving that (bortish) diamond ring in the faces of single moms.  Thing is, who's to say your king-prize won't get another call - two or three years - down the road, to take another dna test.   Baby-moms, signing up for welfare may or may not have to name the father; but welfare doesn't pay much; so it only makes sense to get off welfare, and get a job.  But welfare to work is neither easy, nor quick; starting off at $14 an hour...  Yep, and the pre-covid rent had gone up; she'd scheduled an appointment with domestic relations - which probably took some time - even with everyone working on-site - to get the paperwork through.  

So ya think yer better than ditched "304" katie, being the Wife of her baby-dady...and he's going to do better by awesome low body-count you??    Uhm, he tried bailing on his own flesh and blood.  Hon, hope you have a well paying job, because if your husband gets behind on his CS, that obligation doesn't go away; left unpaid, it collects interest due.   Could impact marital assets.  Maybe the 5k premium prenup, you had baby-daddy sign will serve as a wall.  Maybe, then again, maybe not - might want to call your attorney.

Sounds like a case of waiting for the other shoe to drop.   All's i know is: yaay science :)