Man Refuses to Let Ex Give Up Baby for Adoption, Now Everyone’s Mad

Imagine breaking up with your partner, only to find out you’re expecting a baby together. That’s exactly what happened to this man and his ex-girlfriend. Despite their split, they agreed to be friends and raise their child together. But when the ex tried to rekindle their romance and he rejected her advances, things took a dramatic turn. Now, she wants to give up the baby for adoption, but he’s not having it. Is he the bad guy here? Let’s dive into this rollercoaster of emotions and find out.

The Breakup and Baby News

Agreeing to Co-Parent

Romantic Advances Rejected

Anger and Accusations

A Drastic Decision

Adoption or Bust?

Heated Confrontation

Family Members Get Involved

Standing His Ground

Full Custody Offer

Dad-to-Be Stands Firm, But Everyone’s Furious

This dad-to-be is in a tricky situation: he wants to raise his child, but his ex-girlfriend wants to give the baby up for adoption. After rejecting her romantic advances, she’s furious, and now her family and even his own are giving him grief. He’s offered to take full custody, but she’s not happy with that either. So, who’s in the right here? Is he being unreasonable, or is he just trying to be a responsible father? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this emotional dilemma.

Commenter seeking moral advice advised to get a lawyer instead ‍

Man refuses to let ex give up baby for adoption. Commenters debate child support and gender-neutral laws. ‍

Should OP try to make ex share custody? INFO needed

Discussion on parental rights and financial obligations after signing away.

NTA for not giving up your *baby*. Ex and family are assholes.

Supportive comment suggests getting a lawyer and counseling for ex.

NTA, but only if willing to be sole parent. Hope she’s responsible

Man wants to co-parent but needs to accept being single parent

Supportive comment suggests seeking legal help, condemns partner’s actions.

Man intends to have full custody, hopes ex will be involved

Supportive comment advises legal precautions and family communication.

Step up and be a single parent. NTA. ‍

NTA stands up for his right to co-parent ‍

Debate over financial obligations in co-parenting arrangement sparks controversy

NTA defends himself against manipulative ex trying to give up baby.

INFO: Couple’s readiness for parenthood determines if NTA or YTA.

ESH, but OP seems manipulative and should coparent well.

Complicated custody battle sparks debate over parental responsibility

Ex-couple’s blurred boundaries lead to a messed up situation. ‍♂️

Man wants ex to give birth but not be involved. ‍♂️

INFO: Consider the long-term impact before fighting for custody. ‍

Adoptee defends adoption, father defends keeping his child. ‍

Ex wants revenge, but OP willing to take full custody. NTA

Can he raise the baby if the mother relinquishes rights?

ESH: Commenter acknowledges blame on both sides and highlights potential risks.

Commenter questioned about taking full responsibility for the baby

NTA for wanting to raise the baby but YTA for expecting her to be on board with parenthood with you

Curious commenter asks for more details about the situation

Commenter accuses post of being MGTOW fanfic, sparks debate

Determined dad-to-be plans for full custody

NTA for wanting to keep the baby, but get a lawyer ‍

NTA for refusing ex’s baby adoption, accusing her of baby trapping.

Father willing to take primary custody, civil discussion ensues

Harsh judgement in comment section for baby adoption dispute

NTA, but taking full custody and removing her name from birth certificate

Commenter criticizes OP for not allowing ex to give baby up for adoption

NTA takes custody, but ex wants full adoption. ‍♂️

Legal action advised in custody battle. NTA.

Concerned comment urges reflection on ability to raise a child

Dad fights ex’s adoption plan, seeks legal advice. NTA.

Legal counsel advised for complex custody battle. NTA.

Debate on gender and child support, who’s responsible?

Single fatherhood is great, but be prepared for the challenges.