My Fiancée Tried To Force Fatherhood On Me...Backfired Spectacularly

My Fiancée Tried To Force Fatherhood On Me...Backfired Spectacularly
In this shocking real-life story, we expose a dark side of relationships: reproductive coercion and baby trapping. What happens when one partner secretly tries to force parenthood on someone who's clearly chosen to be childfree? We'll dive deep into the warning signs of dating manipulation and how to protect yourself from partners who might betray your trust. Learn about setting firm boundaries around life choices and why relationship compatibility matters more than you think. This video breaks down major red flags in toxic relationships and the importance of honest communication about future plans. We'll discuss why reproductive coercion is never okay and how it destroys relationships and lives. Whether you're childfree by choice or just starting to date, understanding these manipulation tactics could save you from serious relationship trauma. Don't miss our expert tips on protecting yourself while dating and ensuring your life choices are respected. Subscribe for more real dating stories and relationship advice!
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#RelationshipRedFlags #ReproductiveCoercion #ToxicRelationships #DatingTruth #TrustIssues

[@genx3926]

If you are nontraditional on children, why be traditional with marriage? No one needs it with strong independent women. Let them support themselves.

[@patm2089]

Trust is given until it’s broken. Sometimes pieces do not go back as once was.

[@nenadprebeg2253]

Piece's never go back. They're crack's that can't be overlooked

[@MrChaes]

Your body, your choice, your responsibility.

[@angusgow1887]

His wallet his choice

[@chrismcfizzle]

I was just about to post this exact phrase.

[@eleethtahgra7182]

Indeed. Alas, his seed, his responsibility.

[@drl5002]

Stories like this are why even if you think a woman is on birth control you wear a condom anyway and you keep them locked up so she can't access them and poke holes in them. Even if you believe that she'd never do it, it's just too important to leave to chance

[@NotSleepy-r5y]

OK, so there's making decisions together, and there's making arbitrary life changing decisions behind your partner's back. The former can be heartbreaking, the latter is just dishonest and disrespectful.

[@eleethtahgra7182]

Therefore, it's called baby trap.

[@F0x3S919]

Once the trust is broken theirs no going back. Because this "One" time keep lurking in the back of your head the entry time.

[@ace1gl]

Never understand why guys that 100% never want kids dont get a vasectomy. Dude got lucky

[@popstarprincess123]

I think it should be encouraged Cuz a lot of guys don’t think about it until they’re older

[@Lollocide]

Because its surgery and not everyone is willing to go under the knife and the associated risks with any surgery. I also think doctors tend to not want to do it for younger people regardless man or woman

[@steveo8991]

Being a dad and now a grandpa is the best thing that’s happened to me, but if he doesn’t want that life, he’s got every right not to.

[@dougwheeldon]

There's also being selfish and un-caring. I don't see it like everyone else. I'm glad we have our children. Couldn't finish it.

[@MrModamanReviews]

I feel the same way. Why did they get married in the first place?

[@DawidGabriel]

These stories are like old fables. Over the top caricatures most of the time, simplistic, one may say - but always a moral message you should undrrstand, smile and bring home with you.

[@patrickh6571]

Why are in so many Stories the woman saying "He will do this and that... *he has to* " Like men were obligated to act like women want them too 😂 It's a line that is said very often.

[@abdilie]

“Solo trip South America”…………………serious? How big does a Black Flag have to be, so you notice it? Dude!

[@009AWB]

7:40. It may be practical but it is also deceptive and fraudulent.

[@gxr7777]

I love how they agreed no kids and then she wants him to change thinking this isn't a deal breaker for him like height isn't for modern women.

[@urchbsmirch22]

His life his choice

[@catherinep2034]

She wasn't trying to force him into fatherhood? Lol

[@Roylovesguitars]

That's exactly what she tried to do. She literally said that he would change his name and after the baby was there. That is forcing him into fatherhood

[@catherinep2034]

@Roylovesguitars Yeah, she's delusional.

[@Monster_Rancher]

Daisy is some kind of a jerk.

[@FultonHolmes]

His Body, his Relationship & Finances. Why should always be a one-way street? I'm sorry but making an abortion should be male and female decision, not just her body, since he contributed to making it and has to finance it. Especially, if there is a divorce.

[@henryfebrino1873]

Women and promises just dont fit with each other

[@kikufutaba524]

While this story probably could happen, both people had no business getting married, and neither was adult enough to do so. Both are set in their selfish ways.

[@flight633]

If I could ask a serious question, how was the male selfish? He stated his desires up front in the relationship. He did not want children, period. She changed her mind and did not tell him. This wasn’t an “Oops, oh the birth control must have failed” moment. This was a calculated unilateral decision to change their agreed upon relationship dynamic. Again, how is he selfish? Because he isn’t going to “step up”, “be a real man”, or one of the other phrases used by perpetrators to justify him accepting a situation that is to his detriment. Not trying to attack your comment, just want to hear your reasoning.

[@kikufutaba524]

@@flight633 Though marriage is a legal contract in many countries it is not a business contract. People's desires change over time and communication is what adults do to mitigate adversarial positions. At times I am sure it is not possible, but to refuse to even discuss something with the person you supposedly love is childish in my opinion. I certainly do not desire to undermine your opinion as it is valid for you. Have a wonderful day. (Sorry sometimes I do not communicate so well in English but I am learning)

[@flight633]

@@kikufutaba524 you just said it yourself. Communication. It should have been done by her before she took unilateral action. How about sitting him down for a life altering discussion before coming off birth control? How about discussing her changed feelings on children? Wouldn’t that have been the adult thing to do? She just manipulated a vital dynamic of their entire relationship without even mentioning it to him (wouldn’t that seem childish?). In ANY culture, that’s called deceit, and you think he should just reason it out with her AFTER her betrayal? Again, you said it, however, the time “to mitigate adversarial positions”, would have been before she took her unilateral action and got pregnant.

[@kikufutaba524]

@ You are very confrontational, I said "Both people had no business getting married, and neither was adult enough to do so. Both are set in their selfish ways" Somehow my opinion inflamed your ire, and for that I apologize, I hope you can have a good day and get past this.