Child Support, Should The
Other Woman Get It?

Should we point our finger at Rielle and go “bad girl,” or at John and go “bad boy.” If you were to take a survey on the street there probably would be mixed opinions. John may have even been talked to with less disdain than Rielle.

So we have the child that John denied for awhile. All of this was going on while his wife was dealing with some health issues. The question continues to surface: Do women like Rielle make themselves available, lying in wait to get paid later? Why didn’t she protect herself? Did she not think enough of herself? Was she thinking of his position, or did she like the idea of sneaking around right up under the wife’s nose? Perhaps that was the thrill, the risk.

Do we punish the child by not providing child support? That wouldn’t be right either. What is even more deeply disturbing, this is what we have come to in this morally decaying world, where women know a man is married and decide to play house with him and bring forth a child into this mess.

When two people are equally irresponsible, there should be a penalty for both, but unfortunately, there is none for the woman, except to be rewarded financially for the care of the child. In John’s case he could afford it, but in the case of other men, less visible, it is a hornet’s nest.

Well, what would you give them as punishment for this crime? Should the other woman get child support?

“We were created to reproduce, but God intended that we do it in the confines of marriage and have eyes only for that spouse, but many of us have turned our backs on God’s way; therefore, doing it your way is why you end up in messes like this.”