Ask Amy: I wouldn’t have gotten involved if I knew this child was his

My boyfriend doesn’t understand why I’m so upset.

When we met, he told me he had already established that the child wasn’t his, via his mom taking a DNA test, which showed that this baby had no DNA connection to his family.Now I feel betrayed and duped. I wouldn’t have been with him had I known about this third child.

I’m not sure how I can do that when I feel second-rate to three women who have his children, and yet I don’t have a child with him. He has told me he has no desire for marriage. In the short term, your reaction to this situation is to want what these other women have: a baby with this man.I hope you double up on birth control, because this man is extremely fertile and also someone who has to be dragged into fatherhood.Furthermore, he responds to your shock about this third child by insisting that your role is to support him.People are somewhat predictable. Your boyfriend has established a pattern of overall selfishness.

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