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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I'd be offended if my SO asked for a paternity test. Personally, I find cheating abhorrent, and my SO should know that. If we're having a kid together, he should know that basic fact. 

Now, if he was burned from past relationships, I would be more understanding. But he has to communicate that with me, instead of just demanding a paternity test. Again, if we're having a kid together, we should be able to communicate and discuss major issues. If he can't communicate properly, then parenting a child together will be almost impossible.
gpt
&gt; Personally, I find cheating abhorrent, and my SO should know that. If we're having a kid together, he should know that basic fact.

Okay, but... You understand that someone could just tell their SO that they find cheating abhorrent, and then go out and cheat eventually anyway, right? There's such a thing as lying?