MischiefEllie: I always thought it was the other way around, so ...
It's a niche question.
Yes, of course there are many more single mothers out there than single fathers. I can only presume that it is harder when you have to 'sell' the 'package deal' to a prospective new boyfriend. But there are men who want to know the answer to this question, like me.
Only last month I had someone new at my work show interest in me but back off once I said my weekend was spent with three kids.
That's fair enough too, because for the foreseeable future I have a long term commitment for a lot of my spare time and money. I can't just piss money up the wall on an exotic romantic holiday like a non parent, because there's always something better I could be doing with it.
Not to mention a toxic ex, which no matter what, I will still have to deal with for a long time yet. Sometimes it a bit much to expect from someone new, especially if they are not a parent.
Yep some of us with the Y chromosome are in the same shoes.
Cheers