Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on ""Men Have NO Rights Over Their Children" | Why Men Are DONE With Marriage" video.

  1. That woman is giving you solid gold advice, fellas. If you don't listen, it's on you.
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  2. Question for all men (and the three women who watch this channel): What do you think the real percentages are on paternity fraud? I've read 2%-3%, but my sister is a nurse in a maternity ward, and she says it's easily 1 out of 4, or 25% (when they're alone in the room, new mothers tell her stuff they don't want their boyfriends or husbands to know). #1 confession: "It's not his baby but he thinks it is." This is not a new thing. I've long suspected that the guy I knew as "dad" all my life wasn't my biological father. There was a priest in our parish who was very close with my mom and they apparently spent a lot of time together. After I was born, the priest was sent across the country to another parish. There's a photo my mom has of her and Father X (no real names!). The priest is in his mid-thirties in the photo and if you put a photo of me at that age alongside his, we could be twins. I look NOTHING like my dad, not the slightest resemblance. And that would explain why my mom was always pressuring me to enter the priesthood (despite me clearly not having a vocation for it) and why both my parents treated me like an outsider my whole life: in a way, I was. I think my dad knew and was too proud to ever admit the truth; my mom has resented me my whole life and for no clear reason. My wife even remarked on it: "What did you do to your mom to make her hate you that much?" To which I replied: "I was born."
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  3. I have a friend who pays $4000 a month in child support. The kid's school contacted my buddy and said that his lunch account was overdrawn by over $800. $800 is a lot of tater tots and milk cartons. The kid's mom has a new boyfriend who lives with and doesn't work.
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