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By Tara115 - 09/02/2014 07:20 - Canada - Courtenay
Im sure he won’t have you worry about you dying first with that type of behavior
That's a tough situation to put him in. Especially if your son and he don't have a good relationship to begin with. If that's the way he feels though maybe your son would be better off with him not being the lone parental figure if that situation occurred.
A lot of people saying he'd go to the bio dad, but if this is a topic that's got any validity, either the dad is unfit (may have been abusive) or he's dead. Also, people asking why they're discussing this: parents always want to have a backup incase they die. My mother ensured my sister and I wouldn't be split up if she died (my sister's dad was dead). As to why she married someone who didn't want kids, why did he marry someone who already had a kid? She was probably lead to believe he didn't want his own kids, but this one was fine since he clearly wasn't a deal breaker.
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Might be time to throw the whole husband away. 😡😡😡
If the biological father is alive, legally thats where he'd go. That fact aside, that's a pretty shitty person you married. Should had that convo before getting married. what a jerk!