In the twelfth-century French tale Richeut, the title character Richeut is a mistress of harlotry. Frustrated with her insufficient earnings from whoring, Richeut plots to get pregnant to extract more money from men. She drinks mandrake and hellebore and has sex with many men. She succeeds in getting pregnant. Richeut then goes to one of …
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It’s as old as humanity…
Paternity fraud can lead to depression, addiction, even suicide. But women have no legal duty to disclose. Should every child get DNA tested at birth? Dr. Helen Smith interviews paternity-fraud expert Carnell Smith.
Agreeing that you are the father of a child without legal DNA proof can be a risky situation. Carnell Smith provides 12 good reasons why men should confirm paternity at birth, or before the child’s second birthday. Smith will be among the keynote speakers at the International Conference on Men’s Issues in June of 2014.
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor Drew Vox, whose first offering is an introduction to his red pill initiation, which put him on a road that ultimately led him here. We are pleased to have you, Drew, and here’s to much better days ahead than the ones we left behind.
