I cannot leave it like that, so to reply to this guy's accusation:
"Of course he doesn't, he's a delusional, sexist moron. He's not prepared for any of this, and no way is he going to take full responsibility/good care of two pregnant women and their kids. Dude's gonna be out of there within months. I just feel terrible for the kids, there's no way their upbringing isn't going to be dysfunctional as fuck."
Let me tell you some things:
1) I don't consider being sexist something bad or negative. I like girly girls, I like holding open the door for women, and other such stuff. Being romantic entails all that.
2) I will never leave "Jenny", because I love her from the bottom of my heart. I lost my left leg from the knee downwards in a bicycle crash and she fixed me. I owe her my life.
3) I do not think that it will be all easy - but I also do not think that stressing about is any helpful. Situations happen, and people deal with it the best they can. I, no, we will do exactly that.
4) As for the sharing the bed between the three of us: I've read too many crappy, but hot doujins myself to not to look forward to that lol. Guess I'm in for a teaching by Mr Reality - or am I?
5) I find it pretty disingenuous of any gaffer to tell me or anybody that our children will grow up in a dysfunctional environment, just because it is not the norm. A child that grows up with two moms or two dads (and that is fine) can also grow up with three parents.
Other than that, I think we'll be fine. Amy at this point has revealed herself to be bisexual anyway. Meanwhile my fiancee, Jenny, has been cuter than ever the past few days, probably due to being scared that I might prefer Amy over her. Which is not the case. From an objective perspective, Amy is the hotter one, a smoking hot, light-brown black girl, great ass, great tits, fat at exactly the right places. And her caucasian facial features make her look extremely elegant. On the other hand, Jenny is ... Jenny. When I imagined 10 years ago the kind of girl I'd like to marry, to spend my life with, I had someone like her in mind. A cute, caring, adorable little girl like her. And she's pretty, too, didn't want to imply she was ugly or anything. While Amy is the one to spend restless nights with in bed, Jenny is the one I'll cuddle with on the couch in a cozy christmas night and just enjoy the silence with her next to me.
The point being: They both like each other, and I like both for different reasons. We will manage. And most importantly: Our children will manage. They are both making good money from their hospital work, so money won't be a problem. Jenny's father also recently died and left us a nice chunk of money, so there's that, too.
It won't be all sunshine everyday, but I'm confident that I will be a good dad and that we will be a happy, well-functioning family. And you're not that one to tell me otherwise.