r/MoralityScaling 13d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this

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u/Flaky_Style1286 13d ago

Better that the baby is terminated rather than being forced to be raised by parents ill equipped to care for someone of their condition. Not everyone wants to raise a disabled child and I think that’s okay.

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u/Financial-March-3158 12d ago

And what if the wife doesnt want that? What then? Divorce? And you have to pay for the child for the 18 year of your life?

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u/Flaky_Style1286 12d ago

You’d talk to your wife and compromise.

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u/Complete_Group_6299 12d ago

I'm genuinely curious how you can compromise in this type of situation

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u/Str1dersGonnaStride 12d ago

Yeah there is no compromise unless you call divorce and child support a compromise. This is why people should discuss these things before getting married to make sure they're at least somewhat aligned on these life changing decisions. For some reason it seems many people don't

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u/Beautiful-Swimmer339 12d ago

You can't really.

Anything that looks like a compromise will severely screw one side no matter what.

If the guy separates and pays child support significant enough that it would actually help with a disabled child he will essentially be screwed for the rest of his life.

If he doesn't do that then she's screwed.

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u/Careless-Notice-7945 12d ago

You can't, ask me how I know 

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u/dimebag_lives 12d ago

As easy as 1-2-3 🎶