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→>Yeah, it's even worse. They may know about it in their home, but outside they'll always be a kid without a dad or something. There's a lot of psychological stress for that matter.
I really hope OHB is a fake, because I pity his kid's situation.

OHB No.87183169
>>87182549
Fair enough; our child's future may very well be a stressful one. We knew that might be the case when we decided that we would pursue the pregnancy through to delivery. However, many situations allow us to refer to ourselves as husband/wife or, when documents require verification, fiances. No one has ever questioned our stated relationship; for example, I was able to be present at my son's birth because I had stated that I was his father, and when a woman in labor confirms that relationship, the nurses don't ask for ID.
Our son has inherited his mother's sharp intelligence and, while probably not necessarily appropriate to say, her beautiful features. He's a very good-looking child, and has received countless compliments from other parents when we take him to public play areas. Based on his ability to quickly grasp new concepts at a young age, we think that he'll be able to adapt to any future difficulties, just as we've adapted to our own challenges.
I suppose what I'm asking is for you not to pity someone who has no cause for such.

→>Are you and her going to watch the next Monogatari season together this summer?

OHB No.87123816
>>87123746
She never liked that anime, actually. I think the last anime we watched together was Spice and Wolf - which indicates just how behind the times we are, I suppose.

→>I'd love if you took some time to write out some kind of conclusive update, not asking for full details like your old posts but just a summary/q&a
If you ever had the time and motivation, of course

OHB No.87123730
>>87123461
Not to be the pessimist, but I think that, were I to simply post an update about our situation in the current /a/ climate, I'd probably find my thread deleted and myself banned in fairly short order.

→>I doubt the majority of /a/ will even know you posted. You're probably ok with that though, aren't you? Nobody will ever believe the few of us who were here.

OHB No.87123428
>>87123357
Indeed I am. I never really wrote for fame, but to work through my own feelings. I suppose that's also why I don't write anymore: I know what I want, and I'm happy to say that I have it.

→>ok dude, you can come clean now, are you fuking with us now? is this a funny joke?

OHB No.87123372
>>87123230
It depends on whether or not you're laughing. For my part, I do occasionally laugh at my situation; it's a funny world we live in.

→OHB No.87123229
>>87123192
Omit one of those, 'really's.
I really ought to have prepared something in advance.

→>This is some fanfic shit right here. And you guys fell for it.

OHB No.87123192
>>87123229
>>87123089
You're free to believe whatever you like. A few anons wanted to know if I was in jail, and I'm not. That's all I really needed to say, really.

→ >I'm happy to hear the child is healthy, but I must ask, why didn't you terminate the pregnancy? I imagine the prospect of having an incest baby must have been terrifying.

OHB No.87123010
>>87122628
We considered abortion, and in the end, neither of us was willing to throw away the product of our love, especially when he had gone against all odds by implanting despite my sister's birth control (for your reference; mirena do NOT work!) When we heard that he was healthy, we to make our family work. That aside, my sister had already told me that she wanted kids.