On one segment of Maury, a young woman came on determined to prove to her ex-boyfriend that he was the father of her baby.
I’m not one of these whores who comes on here and doesn’t know who her baby’s father is! she exclaimed, clearly contemptuous of many of Maury’s previous female guests.
Maury read the results of the DNA test: You are NOT the father.
The mother was obviously stunned.
Another Maury guest appeared completely sure that the man she said was the father was the only man who could be the father.
I didn’t cheat on him, she said emphatically. I’m not that kind of woman.
Maury read the results of the DNA test: You are NOT the father.
The accusing mother looked shocked.
In one case, the mother refused to accept the results of the test that showed that the man she said was the father of her child was not the father. She appeared unhinged and insisted that something had gone wrong. Maury agreed to have another test performed and it was.
The results were the same.
As Maury has noted, DNA doesn’t lie.
Women have appeared on his program who said they were 100% certain, 120% certain, 1000% certain, and even more certain that the man they claimed was the father of a child had to be the father.
These completely certain women were often proven wrong.
What does this tell us?
Odd as it may sound at first, men may find something positive within the implications of these test results. They indicate that women are still attracted to men, like to be with men, enjoy men’s company, and respond to men’s sexual overtures.
Radical feminists have tried to sell a worldview in which men and women are enemies. If accepted, this view would discourage women from wanting the company of men. The fact that so many women appear to enjoy multiple male sexual partners suggests that radical feminism has failed utterly in its goal of driving a wedge between the genders.
Why do so many women become confused about the paternity of their children?
There are ways in which the genders are different from each other. One of the many ways in which they are ALIKE is that both women and men are hardwired toward desiring sexual variety. Monogamy does not come naturally to either sex.
However, women WANT to know who their babies’ fathers are – so they imagine that they do know. Unlike monogamy, wishful thinking is a decidedly natural human characteristic.
The mother was present at the time of conception but she was unlikely to be taking notes or to have written the date and time down on a calendar. As a result, she miscalculates the time period in which conception occurred.
This is not precisely paternity fraud on the mothers’ parts as fraud requires intent. They are telling the truth from a subjective viewpoint.
But a subjective truth is not an absolute truth.
All babies should be DNA tested at birth and their putative fathers informed of the results.

