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Input: Six years ago I (30M now) had a relationship with this girl (29F now) for about seven months that didn't really work out. I'm not going to pin all the blame on her, but I know she was toxic and a negative influence in my life. I wasn't the best of boyfriends either, so I like to think we weren't the best match and split up somewhat amicably. I learned a little later she was pretty promiscuous during our relationship with multiple others so I felt absolved of guilt over how I may have acted during the relationship. Apparently she became pregnant near the end of our relationship but I wasn't worried as it didn't concern me (you'll see why soon). Anyways, we never kept in contact but we had each other on Facebook. Beside a post like here or there, we didn't communicate. She had her child, and went from relationship to relationship.

Last June, she apparently got into a rough spot and got in touch with me. I have my own house, am single, I (used) to manage my own business when we were together although now it's mostly passive income (other people manage it for me). She tells me the child is mine and she never told me because she wanted nothing to do with me. I \_had a vasectomy when I was 20 and confirmed after this news by having a motility count which only reconfirms things\_. I never told her, I didn't think it was necessary as we both expressed a desire at the time to not have kids now or in the future.

She said she wanted to reconnect and she wants me to be a part of her and her child's life. Take responsibility, have a wonderful family, etc. I knew off the bat it was all bullshit but I played along. We "dated" for about a month, I got to meet her kid, and she expressed interest in moving in with me. I outright told her no but she was incessant, more or less threatening support payments without actually saying it outright.

Anyways, it got to the point where I agreed she could move in with me. No paper contract. She was leaving her apartment lease as she couldn't afford it and scheduled to move in with me on September 1st. The day came and I never let her in. She called the police and I claimed to have no idea what's going on, I never agreed to this, this woman is crazy, etc. She hired a moving company, had trucks, all stonewalled. I don't know the events immediately after they all left but I know she's in a shelter now. Or was, it's all I could see before she blocked me on Facebook.

Was I the asshole for stranding her for what she did? To recap, she was a serial cheater during our relationship and tried to pin fatherhood on me when it was impossible. She wanted money/a place to live/a life of no responsibility.

stranding malicious ex with her child