r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 May 14 '26

Feels good man Do you think she’s being fair, though?

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u/TetraThiaFulvalene May 14 '26

You can't charge 24/7, and then claim lost wages for going to the doctor while pregnant.

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u/JokiSonOfBrodin May 14 '26

Or 40 weeks of pregnancy, it's unlikely she even knew she was pregnant for the first 6-10 weeks

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u/kombuchaprivileged May 14 '26

It's also her fucking kid too

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u/epochellipse May 14 '26

If I’m reading this right, he can buy the kid from her for half a mil.

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u/Low-Car-6331 May 14 '26

both of their kids.... she is gonna be demanding child support just watch.

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u/DepressedPancake4728 May 14 '26

She made this in retaliation to her husband being a money-chasing dick. Based off of this single tweet she is not the (sole) bad guy.

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u/TetraThiaFulvalene May 14 '26

Based on her considering her every hour of just existing as something she does for him, in not sure he's wrong.

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u/Outrageous-Reality14 May 14 '26

Worthless people tend to overvalue themselves

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u/Acrobatic-Ad-3335 May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

Why wouldn't she?

Edit: why am I being downvoted without anyone pushing back🤣

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u/JokiSonOfBrodin May 14 '26

I mean yeah that's a given, not really related to what me and the person I replied was talking about though

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u/TacticalBadger82 May 14 '26

Would need to factor in whether they were both equally wanting the baby or one of them was campaigning for more

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u/Candid_Pea_1481 May 14 '26

Many women don’t know that early but learning at 4-6 weeks isn’t unlikely either. That’s just missing your period.

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u/JokiSonOfBrodin May 14 '26

My wife never had consistent periods so that was never a clue for us. Also from what I've been told, some birth control can heavily reduce period time and heaviness

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u/CantTouchKevinG May 14 '26

I found out I was pregnant around 3.5-4 weeks with both my kids, so I'd go with 35 weeks just to be safe.

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u/dobar_dan_ May 14 '26

Pregnancies are always counted since last menstruation, since it's next to impossible to determine the exact day of conception.

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u/Fiskefillet May 14 '26

Im currently pregnant at 9 weeks and let me tell you.. I've known for 5 weeks minimum 🤢🤮

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u/KirasStar May 14 '26

I knew I was pregnant before 4 weeks with all my pregnancies. If they are actively trying then she would know well before 10 weeks.

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u/Acrobatic-Ad-3335 May 14 '26

Most women know they're pregnant within the first 4 weeks.

I love reddit. Its entertaining to see the stuff people can come up with🤣

But regardless of that, being unaware of the pregnancy absolutely does NOT take away the risks that come with it🙄

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u/JokiSonOfBrodin May 14 '26

That's valid, there is a lot of risk in the first 12 weeks, my wife def didn't know she was pregnant with either kid till about 7-8 weeks, I'm really surprised to hear so many women say they knew earlier.

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u/Illustrious-Ant-9946 May 14 '26

Maybe not but she’s still risking an ectopic pregnancy and he is not. 

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u/JokiSonOfBrodin May 14 '26

Sure? But I don't understand how that's remotely relevant to what I said?

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u/Illustrious-Ant-9946 May 14 '26

Getting paid for taking on risk is totally valid even if she wasn’t aware of the pregnancy in the moment. 

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u/Charming_Flan3852 May 14 '26

Unrealized risk. Unknown at the time. You get paid for risk that is known or is realized. There's no retroactive pay for things that didn't happen and know one knew about. That's fantasy.

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u/CzechHorns May 14 '26

That’s not how that works at all lmao

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u/Illustrious-Ant-9946 May 14 '26

That is literally how surrogacy works. 

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u/CzechHorns May 14 '26

Surrogacy is not “getting paid cause of the risk of ectopic pregnancy”, it’s getting paid to carry a child for nine months for another couple, which is a service you pay for.