r/drama: /r/relationships argues that a man doesn't have any right to see his kid that was hidden from him. No, seriously.

/r/relationships argues that a man doesn't have any right to see his kid that was hidden from him. No, seriously.

21 2017-09-28 by TUMS_FESTIVAL

5 comments

1 SnapshillBot 2017-09-28

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1 aonome 2017-09-28

I didn't think even /r/relationshits could be this bad

1 botchlings 2017-09-28

Nothing about /r/relationships surprises me anymore. Especially when it comes to taking a woman's side over a man's.

I'm waiting for someone to post something along the lines of "My wife sexually abused our son" so I can read all about how it's the husband and son's fault.

1 dirtyspah 2017-09-28

/r/relationshits

/r/relationshits never ceases to dissapoint

1 anothergodamnaccount 2017-09-28

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"This thread is locked"

This seems to be a recurring theme on /r/relationships