adminwhen people in Russia divorce.
Their experience could reduce queues at the Maintenance Court in Fourth Street.
In Zimbabwe, a child who is born belongs to a man. He gives that child his surname and his totem.
If he wants, he can tell the woman to go back to her parents and leave his child behind.
The society does nothing to him when he keeps one leg in the house and the other in the small house.
A child from the small house is forced on the wife to keep whether she wants to or not.
When the wife raises her voice, she is reminded why she left her father and mother.
The people from the neighbourhood would stone her to death if it can be known that she had a child with another man.
The woman knows her children with her eyes shut, but the man expects her to show him his children.
Wife tested her husband. She said to him that one of their children was not his. He said: “Show me my children and go away with your brat.”
She said that he must pick two – they had three – that he knew beyond any reasonable doubt to be his.
The woman carries the child for nine months. She goes into labour. She teaches that child to say “papa”. The man gets that child from her. It doesn’t make sense.
The Russian law was meant to stop that. Anna was married to Karenin. They called their child Seriohza.
Anna fell in love with Vronsky at the samovar and she had a child with him – Ani.
Anna wanted a divorce so that, in law, she could take Seriozha. Karenin refused. In law, he now had two children: Seriozha and Ani.
All the children that Anna would have with Vronsky would belong to Karenin – until he granted Anna a divorce.
Karenin didn’t mind having children from Vronsky. – [email protected]
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