Taken from life. “I have four children from various relationships”: I pay maintenance, but I don't want to look after them

Four women. Four children. < img src = "https://zycie.news/crrops/408965/620x0/1/0/2025/03/11/ovwrowxjsc8wmoeirk6bufquufquig9yig33blws9ds.jpg" alt = "from life taken." Quot; I have four children from various relationships & quot ;: I pay maintenance, but I don't want to look after them " styles = "background-color: rgba (163,153,137.1)" > < p > four r & oacute; oacute stories that have led to the same point.

< p > point where & oacute; I never wanted to be a father.

< p > I wasn't a bad man.

< p > I did not hurt anyone intentionally.

< p > but I never felt associated with any of these children.

< p > every woman m & oacute; wiped the same:

< p > — This is your son

< p > — This is your C & Amp; Oacute; Rka.

< p > A I ? < p > I just pulled out the wallet and paid.

< p > alimony & ndash; regular, in accordance with the court judgment.

< p > all in accordance with the law.

< p > children had something to eat, had clothes, had a roof over their heads.

< p > which more could like ?

< p > and yet each of their mothers told me the same:

< p > — Money is not everything.

< p > — Come. < p > — They need you. < p > — Why you never call ?

< p > — Why don't you come for your birthday ?

< p > — Why are you not interested in their lives ?

< p > because I couldn't.

< p > I couldn't be someone I never wanted to become. < p > father.

< p > the eldest son, already a teenager, looked me once straight in the eye.

< p > — And who are you in the og < p > I didn't know what to answer.

< p > his mother looked at me with disappointment, as if I was the last man on whom & oacute; it is worth wasting time.

< p > A I ?

< p > I just pulled out the wallet. < p > — How much is needed this time ?

< p > The boy smiled mocking.

< p > — Nothing. I don't want anything from you anymore.

< p > and then I realized that I lost everything before I was still in the fire. < p > because you can't be a father only on paper.

< p > and I have never been any more.