DNA confirms: women like to screw around, lie about it

DNA confirms: women like to screw around, lie about it:

The site uses your DNA to match you with other relatives in the 23andMe database. How often do you hear about people who discover they’re actually adopted or have a secret sibling?

Every day. Every day. The nonpaternity average in this country is much higher than people think it is. There’s a good chance there’s an “Uncle Joe” in your family who’s actually just “Joe.” So everyone has a story like that; they just don’t necessarily know it. In the early days, we wondered: How are we going to handle this? And in some ways, I think we’ve helped normalize it.

Think about that, "the nonpaternity average in this country is much higher than people think it is," next time you're uncertain about approaching, or the next time you think, "She could be the one, I should get married."

When I have some time I will write about the woman who may have had my kid. I met her at a work conference but didn't directly work with her; she was married and had had one kid already; sorry to say that she wasn't that hot; she wanted me to use a condom, while I did not want to use a condom; the timing with her kid #2 works out suspiciously. I don't know for sure.

If we had a country and medical system that gave a shit about men, DNA tests would be mandatory at birth. But we don't. We live in a world centered around female privileges absent any female responsibilities, and we live in a world where men are judged solely on performance. Maybe we shouldn't live in this world, maybe we should: but it is the world we do live in, whether that is good or bad.