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Originally Posted by ScaredWebWarrior
I don't see that he has to gain punitive damages against her to 'win'.
While I agree he will have been considerably upset by the whole matter, people seem to find it only to easy to suffer irreparable psychological damage when there is someone to sue.
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I think that irreparable (or at the very least, long lasting) psychological damage is likely. If what is said that happened to him, happened to me, it would scar me for life against other relationships with women.
Even just reading it scares the hell out of me. When I was a lot younger, my own mother impressed on me, never under any circumstances trust a woman with a contraceptive issue. If I didn't want to kid, they I would have to take my own precautions, regardless of hers.
And this is coming from another woman!
If I was offered that kind of service like Phillips recieved, I would have felt secure she wouldn't have got pregnant, but now it seems, providing what is said is true, then you can't even have that service without worrying. Trouble is, not a lot you can do about it...
