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Would you have an affair to get pregnant?

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jandanaligazan · 23/11/2011 09:59

Well, I know thats probably unlikely, but was just reading about some cultures around the world where that is pretty normal behaviour;

pregnancyandchildbirtharoundtheworld.blogspot.com/2011/11/11-would-you-have-affair-to-get.html

Any thoughts!?

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marge2 · 23/11/2011 10:02

NO

AlpinePony · 23/11/2011 10:02

My gran told me it was pretty much "normal" in her day - if no babies were forthcoming within the marriage you'd get the old man drunk and passed out and nip out for a knee-trembler.

jandanaligazan · 23/11/2011 10:03

Brilliant!

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yummybunny · 23/11/2011 10:05

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jandanaligazan · 25/11/2011 13:33

I agree. Although maybe if circumstances were different our attitudes would be different?

Anyone else have any stories to share?

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Fluffycloudland77 · 25/11/2011 14:06

I have read that some women get found out if the baby needs treatment later in life and the tissue cross match shows dad isnt a match because he isnt the dad.

Pretty extreme though.

jandanaligazan · 25/11/2011 14:16

Yes, I think I read somewhere that 10% of children are not biologically their fathers'.. although this might not have been because their mother's husband was infertile/impotent, could have just been a good old fashioned affair.

I think I also read that in the old days when newborns were all put in a larger nursery together at the hospital mix-ups also got made, also found later in life due to medical treatment, when they matched neither father nor mother! But don't think that happens any more.

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Gayn74 · 26/11/2011 22:11

absolutely not, not under any circumstances what so ever. I love Rob to bits and had to wait a fair while for anything to happen.

Awayinamangercooper · 27/11/2011 11:28

Jandan 100% of children are biologically their fathers! Grin

jandanaligazan · 28/11/2011 09:18

Good point!!!

I can't think of an equivalent to biological father for this circumstance - "the man who I grew up thinking was my biological father but turned out not to be". Not so catchy is it?

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