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I am a 27 year old male in Northern Minnesota

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My Questions & Answers

Should she have let her son meet his dying dad?
Yes. She did the right thing. The risk was well worth the reward in this case.
- The right thing in this case
- This is something your mom wants, and no indication that this is something your ex wants, which is different than the story here. If it was something he wanted he would make the effort.
- This woman did the right thing.
- Did he walk out on them or just you? It sounds like you are still carrying around too much emotional baggage to make a reasonable decision on such things. People do sometimes have the right to at least make amends.
- Hannah ~ did you even bother to read? The Man visited the mother and child after the birth up to the time she moved back to NY. And yes mortality can play a big role in how important something really is to you. The Movie "Bucket List" is a good indicator of that.
How do you feel about magazines airbrushing babies' photos?
I don’t think it’s that big of a deal. Heck, I routinely retouch my own photos on my home computer.
- I think it was thoroughly explained that creases and fat rolls are removed, not for "Visual" appeal, but for cover headlines and such.

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