One-night stand? | House M. D. #Shorts

[frankensteinlives]

"Mama's baby, papa's maybe."

[khyronkravshera]

Knowingly not telling someone and letting them raise someone else's kid should be a criminal offense. It's willful fraud.

[qualwinters]

"You're off to a GREAT start" Lol, that burn! 😂

[albertphillips]

DNA tests should be mandatory before signing off the birth certificate

[thisisafakeaccount]

Loyalty is an expensive trait and people are becoming cheap.

[pattondurio]

If you're not responsible enough to be faithful, you aren't responsible enough to be a parent.

[jessycassidy]

How could someone live with themselves keeping that huge of a secret? Honesty is the only way.

[colossusslayer]

"You're off to a great start" man has absolutely no chill

[fijit]

Pretty sure the kid ended up being the husband's anyway

[dojo]

As a nurse I hear this exact story alot. Alot of relationships wouldn't have to be ruined if people stopped having second guesses about their current partner and cheating on them with their exes. And honestly, I don't feel sorry for people that cheat. I've been cheated on my share of times and there is always some clever excuse.

[IslanderloverBKK]

I'm a woman, also working jn the psychology field. I agree with others that it should be illegal or an offense for women to lie about the baby's father and make another man believe it's his. You have no idea how many cases of such I came across with, you have no idea of the great pain you cause a man of making him believe he's the father then later on take that away. For me, it's pure evil to do such!

[zaxlee]

It is disturbing how common this scenario actually is...

[empressvipress]

If the husband looks like the ex then she really never got over her ex

[ChatBot]

I was blessed early in adulthood to have been cheated on. When she wanted me back a month later saying she was late, I said a paternity test would be required to be back in my life at all. She blew up with the 'how could you say that' and never heard from her again. They'll claim they're hurt, guys, but typically it's because theyre lying.

[slumgummy]

House's expressions while she's telling her story are hilarious. He's like we go."

[cryptonic]

Watch him go to jail for not paying child support on someone else's kid and she knew the whole time

[kisu_ve]

Oh my God it's his brother isn't it

That's why she said "yeah"

[Mtjakaramazov]

You got to love House’s expression whenever he knows something humanely stupid is about to be revealed… 😂

[PeterShaw-neyq]

This was on this forum a while back.
The guy was before a judge who informed him he was not the paternal father of the boy in question.
He had just done five years for non payment of child support.
The judge addressed the mother and asked her whether she knew who the paternal father was.
She said
' yes I talk to him all the time'.
The plaintiff went and hugged his 'son'
The mother yelled at him and said - '
'get away from my son'
The judge interceded and said
' He is just saying goodbye'
Is this not typical justice for men nowadays 🤔

[odysseuslost]

Dad used to say, "Son I was there when you were born... I may have even been there when you were conceived"

Edit: He said this as a joke because given our shared appearance and other factors it was extremely unlikely/impossible he was not my dad