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Someone in a relationship deliberately causes a pregnancy without their partner's consent, by lying about or sabotaging birth control, in order to bind their partner to them - sometimes because they're just clingy and/or desperate to get hitched, but often in the belief that Babies Make Everything Better. In accordance with the Law of Inverse Fertility, attempting this even once will invariably result in pregnancy. A variation involves a woman faking a pregnancy with the intention of faking a Convenient Miscarriage after the wedding, or actually being pregnant but lying about who the father is. Can lead to a Shotgun Wedding, or a Very Special Episode about abortion or adoption, but more often, Hilarity Ensues or drama ensues, depending on what sort of show it is. While it's usually made clear that this is at least a somewhat unethical thing to do, rarely is it pointed out that it's actually a form of spousal and child abuse.
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