single Mummy venting!!! ( Archived) (38)

Sep 3, 2011 9:55 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
looking121fryu
looking121fryulooking121fryuAbington, Massachusetts USA1 Threads 75 Posts
Britishmalteser: Hi everyone :)

I am a single Mummy, and i need to vent about something.

I have been a single mummy to my 3 yr old daughter since i was 3 months pregnant ( long story) and her "dad" has not been around since i was 3 months pregnant :/

Well basically, i get messages from men saying "you seem like a great girl, i would like to see you and maybe be a father to your daughter".

Now SERIOUSLY??? Im very happy playing the Mummy and Daddy role to my daughter, She DOESNT need a daddy. im on this site for me not her.


Actually there is one last thing. If you find a man you love, and I hope you do, he will be a father figure or even father to her if he is a good man. If you want a "Happy Family" some day that has to be accepted by you as well. But, until you find that man I do understand and respect your position.
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Sep 3, 2011 9:59 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
Zellarrone1
Zellarrone1Zellarrone1Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England UK33 Threads 4 Polls 7,644 Posts
Britishmalteser: Hi everyone :)

I am a single Mummy, and i need to vent about something.

I have been a single mummy to my 3 yr old daughter since i was 3 months pregnant ( long story) and her "dad" has not been around since i was 3 months pregnant :/

Well basically, i get messages from men saying "you seem like a great girl, i would like to see you and maybe be a father to your daughter".

Now SERIOUSLY??? Im very happy playing the Mummy and Daddy role to my daughter, She DOESNT need a daddy. im on this site for me not her.
Were you on here before about four years ago? I sorta vaguely remember you. So, welcome back.
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Sep 3, 2011 2:39 PM CST single Mummy venting!!!
Lilly32
Lilly32Lilly32Aukštaitija, Lithuania6 Threads 259 Posts
I am a single mother of 1 small child, we lost her dad before she was born I only see men run when I say I have one child, she is over 3 yrs old.Thats a fact.
I would not mind someone who has a child, I would assume he would understand me better for me as being a woman/mother.
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Sep 6, 2011 1:59 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
hummairkhan21
hummairkhan21hummairkhan21Hyderabad, Telangana India2 Posts
Dear,

You hubby is the unfortunate man in this world who leave a respectful and beautiful wife.

I respect your feeling and hope someone you will get a good lover man in your life to love you so much becoz you deserve it.

once you will get your love, Your baby will be fortunate to get first your love and then her fathers love.

You deserve any man in this world.
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Sep 22, 2011 6:27 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
RR313
RR313RR313Brooklyn, New York USA53 Posts
i agree stop complaining and look for the good in everything and everyone.
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Nov 19, 2011 4:52 PM CST single Mummy venting!!!
crackinup
crackinupcrackinupdublin, Dublin Ireland1 Posts
fair play t you not a easy job being mommy and daddy hats off to ya xxxx
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Nov 19, 2011 9:51 PM CST single Mummy venting!!!
olaix
olaixolaixValhalla, Nordland Norway52 Threads 6 Polls 1,119 Posts
Britishmalteser: Hi everyone :)

I am a single Mummy, and i need to vent about something.

I have been a single mummy to my 3 yr old daughter since i was 3 months pregnant ( long story) and her "dad" has not been around since i was 3 months pregnant :/

Well basically, i get messages from men saying "you seem like a great girl, i would like to see you and maybe be a father to your daughter".

Now SERIOUSLY??? Im very happy playing the Mummy and Daddy role to my daughter, She DOESNT need a daddy. im on this site for me not her.


Are you sure that those guys did not hypnotize themselves (belief for the win! :D) into thinking and overemphasizing the ideas that they need or should this or that to be eligible for you? and by their combination of understood meanings, habitual thinking, and habitual expression just serves you things not very well thought through, and wouldn't either, if things were more clear? wink

just a thought
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Nov 19, 2011 9:54 PM CST single Mummy venting!!!
olaix
olaixolaixValhalla, Nordland Norway52 Threads 6 Polls 1,119 Posts
or it could be that guys feel so much pressure from the problem that single moms cry so much about, that some of them contemplate it and realize that it would be a honor, not a burden?

but then again, magical mystery female thinking happens, and that becomes wrong too. LOL
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Nov 19, 2011 11:24 PM CST single Mummy venting!!!
epirb
epirbepirbDannevirke, Hawke's Bay New Zealand32 Threads 2 Polls 7,379 Posts
Damned if we do damned if we don't . You could leave finding a partner till your child has left home . The effect can be very bad on a relationship with about 75% fail when there children from another relationship present . I have been where you are now with three kids and did not like the odds .
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Nov 20, 2011 12:00 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
olaix
olaixolaixValhalla, Nordland Norway52 Threads 6 Polls 1,119 Posts
epirb: Damned if we do damned if we don't . You could leave finding a partner till your child has left home . The effect can be very bad on a relationship with about 75% fail when there children from another relationship present . I have been where you are now with three kids and did not like the odds .


If her kid is 3 years old, he/she leaves at, in USA, what? 16? 18? 21 years old?
Even if she deals with the loneliness, what would do do with the electricity bill?

Basically, madam, my advice to you with be to improve your understanding of how things work, that way you would be less dependent, have more resources, believe less, know more, and in the end, the chances of finding a guy of the same qualities would improve proportionally.
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Nov 20, 2011 12:16 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
doberman3
doberman3doberman3Clarksville, Tennessee USA25 Threads 1 Polls 1,838 Posts
I do not understand why you would not want a guy to be good to your child. I think that is number 1.
If you find a guy who wants you and the child and you love him, I would think that would be great.
I know you want a guy to love you. My Mom was the same way. Always on dates and if the guy liked me good. I think it is a package. Each person is important, but the highest priority is the child.

So you would have to wed out the ones who please you the best and care for you against the ones who are full of it, then will dump you.

The Dobe
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Dec 27, 2011 6:13 PM CST single Mummy venting!!!
thenewzealander
thenewzealanderthenewzealanderWellington, New Zealand1 Threads 19 Posts
Sometimes even I have trouble understanding my fellow man so you're not alonelaugh
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Dec 27, 2011 6:43 PM CST single Mummy venting!!!
theromancepoet
theromancepoettheromancepoetSpencer, Tennessee USA9 Threads 184 Posts
Britishmalteser: Hi everyone :)

I am a single Mummy, and i need to vent about something.

I have been a single mummy to my 3 yr old daughter since i was 3 months pregnant ( long story) and her "dad" has not been around since i was 3 months pregnant :/

Well basically, i get messages from men saying "you seem like a great girl, i would like to see you and maybe be a father to your daughter".

Now SERIOUSLY??? Im very happy playing the Mummy and Daddy role to my daughter, She DOESNT need a daddy. im on this site for me not her.



The simple fact is most men don't want a ready made family, and without something more they don't really want a woman with another man's child.The fact that you are in your spot says to most men that you make poor decisions about choosing a man. Many others will be wondering what you did that made the babies dad leave you. Most every man is going be logical and think how much it costs to raise a child today, and is he really ready to put that much onto raising another man's child. Others will be thinking what if the guy is a crumb and trouble maker, what trouble lays in wait for the future.
I see this a lot now. It's a shame so many women choose to make such poor decisions concerning their future. It's an epidemic today.
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Dec 29, 2011 8:28 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
Madmum
MadmumMadmumNottingham, Nottinghamshire, England UK3 Threads 195 Posts
theromancepoet: The simple fact is most men don't want a ready made family, and without something more they don't really want a woman with another man's child.The fact that you are in your spot says to most men that you make poor decisions about choosing a man. Many others will be wondering what you did that made the babies dad leave you. Most every man is going be logical and think how much it costs to raise a child today, and is he really ready to put that much onto raising another man's child. Others will be thinking what if the guy is a crumb and trouble maker, what trouble lays in wait for the future.
I see this a lot now. It's a shame so many women choose to make such poor decisions concerning their future. It's an epidemic today.


Also a shame that so many men put their needs first and walk away from their families thereby leaving single mums to be categorized in such a way!!! Not always the woman's fault..just sayin.

I may have made a bad decision but it took him 14 years and 4 children to walk away, doesn't make me a bad person. I'm left raising the kids not him.Saying that I'm not looking for a father for my kids, they don't need one,useless as the one is they have, he IS their dad. very mad
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Dec 29, 2011 8:37 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
galrads
galradsgalradsDublin, Ohio USA2,264 Threads 279 Polls 36,283 Posts
Britishmalteser: Hi everyone :)

I am a single Mummy, and i need to vent about something.

I have been a single mummy to my 3 yr old daughter since i was 3 months pregnant ( long story) and her "dad" has not been around since i was 3 months pregnant :/

Well basically, i get messages from men saying "you seem like a great girl, i would like to see you and maybe be a father to your daughter".

Now SERIOUSLY??? Im very happy playing the Mummy and Daddy role to my daughter, She DOESNT need a daddy. im on this site for me not her.
huh? did you decide this all on your own or did ou ask your daughter what she thinks of this? jest saying. uh oh
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Dec 29, 2011 8:41 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
jovisst
jovisstjovisstLjusdal, Gavleborg Sweden84 Threads 22 Polls 709 Posts
Britishmalteser: Hi everyone :)

I am a single Mummy, and i need to vent about something.

I have been a single mummy to my 3 yr old daughter since i was 3 months pregnant ( long story) and her "dad" has not been around since i was 3 months pregnant :/

Well basically, i get messages from men saying "you seem like a great girl, i would like to see you and maybe be a father to your daughter".

Now SERIOUSLY??? Im very happy playing the Mummy and Daddy role to my daughter, She DOESNT need a daddy. im on this site for me not her.

It seems selfish to only be here on CS for your self.
All children needs a father/mother figure.
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Dec 29, 2011 10:07 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
cloud747
cloud747cloud747winnipeg, Manitoba Canada130 Threads 27 Polls 2,947 Posts
jovisst: It seems selfish to only be here on CS for your self.
All children needs a father/mother figure.


soem kids are polite and some are bombsdoh
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Dec 29, 2011 10:10 AM CST single Mummy venting!!!
cloud747
cloud747cloud747winnipeg, Manitoba Canada130 Threads 27 Polls 2,947 Posts
galrads: huh? did you decide this all on your own or did ou ask your daughter what she thinks of this? jest saying.


she mus have asked her daughter for sureprofessor
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