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JPlease get her an abortion asap. Deal with the law later. She being pregnant is worse than you being concerned about the law, this goes for both of you.JYeah man, that is a childhood trauma. I mean tf. Also, just a friendly advice, stay away from this, help your mother as much as possible and focus on your studies.JYou got downvoted too 🥲. Thanks for appreciating my comment, however, I must say that not all men are like that. There is also a reality where the wife is genuinely doing atrocities against her husband. Realities like Atul’s also exists. The law is being exploited. “You’re paying her back for what you stole from her” — I’m not in support of this statement of yours. If you go with this, it’ll be a perpetual tit-for-tat game. No-one deserves to be exploited. It is a reality that society is not fair to women, but at the same time the law is biased towards them. In a reality where we call the sexual offenders “perpetrators”. We should also call out those women, who file false rape cases and because of that men has to suffer years in jail. This should not be a men vs women debate on who should deserve to be exploited, rather, it should be a debate on how we could improve our law and our society such that no-one is exploited. I believe we shouldn’t justify atrocities. I hope I’m sounding reasonable.JIt is not about biasness. The law is strict because of the people. The unfortunate reality is, women are being repressed, even now. ~50% of rape cases goes unreported and because of that the law is strict. DV against women is a reality that is happening currently. The biasness is providing very little convenience to women if you think about it. A girl who has been raped faces shame in society, most of the people victim the girl for her attire or her attitude or just her behaviour. The amount of harassment women face in day to day life is just tremendous. It is not about men vs women. It is actually about saving the women from those harassing men. And if you think that I’m blabbering, you can just ask your mother or your sister or any female friend if any type of harassment happened because of their gender. Things like groping and eve teasing are quite common than you think. The thing is, society is biased towards men and because of that the law has to be biased against men. And as a repercussion, both have to suffer. And as for your question, lawyers are just hungry for cases, even if you kill someone, and go to them, they’ll happily defend you.
