Re: Entrapment by Women
Posted by:
Johnny Socko
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Date: October 09, 2015 01:41PM
You nailed it.
I had a woman entrap me. She wasn't my girlfriend, she was just a girl who came by for booty calls. She told me she was infertile because of a cyst on her ovaries. She said she was taking birth control pills on top of that. She went to fairly great lengths to convince me of this. I made it known I wasn't interested in dating her. She said she was in the same place with the whole thing, and just wanted sex.
Wrong!
When she found out I was moving away for career purposes, she stopped by for "goodbye sex." She told me not to worry, she couldn't get pregnant. Despite this, I didn't come inside, so I can only assume the reason she quickly left the room when we were finished was to impregnate herself. A week before I moved away, there she was saying she was pregnant. When I mentioned her being infertile, she denied it. She called me a liar. I asked her to get an abortion, but that wasn't in her plans. Her plan was to trap me into being in her life.
The saddest part of the whole thing is what it's done to my child. A woman who entraps a man with pregnancy has major psychological issues. They don't just go away because she has a child. That child has been her weapon of manipulation against me for many, many years. Her psychological issues have become the child's issues. That child now actively carries out her manipulations against me. Though I'm the child's life, there is a great emotional distance that I can never remove. I'm wracked with guilt, but to protect myself, I have created an emotional wall that years of therapy haven't torn down.
I realize now that the worst thing I did (aside from screwing her) was staying involved with the child. I know that sounds harsh, but by doing so I told her that it was okay to manipulate me. Had I walked away, it's possible she would have moved on and found another man, and my child might possibly have a father in his life. As it stands, my child feels rejected, never understanding why we're not close.
Finally, I agree that making women responsible for their bodies before they're pregnant is the best way to greatly diminish unwanted pregnancies. If a woman thinks a man can walk away, she'll think twice before she pulls the entrapment stunt. No, I'm not saying men should create babies and walk away, but realistically, and unwanted child stays unwanted.