Single Parent's ( Archived) (37)

Aug 5, 2005 11:30 AM CST Single Parent's
mdcr71351
mdcr71351mdcr71351New Orleans, USA3 Threads 26 Posts
Oh they ALWAYS say how much they love babies, and wanna play with them etc. etc. but I think when the long term sinks in, they get scared and run.... I need to find a good woman to play mommy... I can't teach her about shaving legs, and tampons. !!!
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Aug 5, 2005 1:14 PM CST Single Parent's
asingledad
asingledadasingledadBeaufort, South Carolina USA20 Threads 390 Posts
Nevermind taking them into the mensroom to teach THEM front to back ....lol

Been there done that ....
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Aug 5, 2005 1:29 PM CST Single Parent's
migivadamsbusted
migivadamsbustedmigivadamsbustedhoward cnty, USA15 Threads 1,542 Posts
I would welcome a man with children. I have children of my own. hope he'd be more understanding of the situation.
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Aug 5, 2005 2:12 PM CST Single Parent's
mdcr71351
mdcr71351mdcr71351New Orleans, USA3 Threads 26 Posts
Well thats nice of the women that posted saying they would date a man with a child....... Know anyone with in a days drive?
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Aug 5, 2005 3:25 PM CST Single Parent's
vicmjs3
vicmjs3vicmjs315 Posts
Hey 71351, You know how to shave leg's that's easy. Now the tampon thing do you have a sister or mother that could help???????? if not hang in there you will find someone, we all will. Everyone here sounds like they have a heart. Don't give up keep looking. If it comes time to tell your daughter about tampons and you still don't have someone let me know I'll drive to your house and explain it to her. Everyone help's everyone......... Keep clicking on this computer and you'll hit the jack pot one day........vicki
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Aug 5, 2005 3:44 PM CST Single Parent's
mdcr71351
mdcr71351mdcr71351New Orleans, USA3 Threads 26 Posts
Now THAT is the nicest thing anyone has ever said... It wont take you long to find the man of your dreams on here.
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Aug 5, 2005 3:49 PM CST Single Parent's
TabooN
TabooNTabooNClaremont, USA47 Threads 12,843 Posts
Also, schools are educating them now as well. There was a pre-health class for boy and girls in the 5th grade here. Girls are starting early. Mine did. Ask about it. Also, libraries have magazines...you can get health, or girls magazines and books...
Good luck, you...
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Aug 5, 2005 4:14 PM CST Single Parent's
vicmjs3
vicmjs3vicmjs315 Posts
hey, 71351 now that's a nice thing to say to me. I'm clicking away trying to find that man of my dreams......never give up....I might turn 80 but I guarantee you I'll still be clicking away on this here computer........lol....
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Aug 5, 2005 11:08 PM CST Single Parent's
Itsasecret
ItsasecretItsasecretRegina, Saskatchewan Canada2 Threads 65 Posts
more of my views on this subject....

I'm open to whatever happens. I love kids. I can't have more, its physically impossable at this point, but if a man came into my life that I was compatable with, who was open and honest, who shared everything as much as I am willing to share what I have and have to offer, then yes...kids are a package deal.

I wouldn't base my decision on how many in the family, but instead on, do I love this man?
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Aug 6, 2005 5:28 AM CST Single Parent's
Drkeyedbeauty
DrkeyedbeautyDrkeyedbeautyToledo, Ohio USA7 Threads 336 Posts
Good Morning! Crypt i agree with u. I don't recall ever having a problem with someone dating me because i have a child. She's 15 now but there's so many single moms now that it's more the norm than not that a guy's gonna find the woman has children. It's even more common now that the dads are getting custody of their kids also. I don't mind if someone has kids or not but yes it does make it easier if they do so they actually understand my life. I also don't bring my daughter around the guys i'm dating unless i think it's going somewhere. Sometimes i feel so horrible that my daughter has to go thru her moms dating woes. I never knew that side of my parents growing up cuz they've been married for 37yrs. Now that she's older she's very supportive of my dating and encourages me to go out and to not be so picky. LOL Even in my dating experiences i try to set a good example for my daughter so she knows she should never settle, always act like a lady and be supportive of ur man and expect to be treated with love and respect from a man. Dating sucks no matter what ur age.
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Aug 6, 2005 6:22 AM CST Single Parent's
TabooN
TabooNTabooNClaremont, USA47 Threads 12,843 Posts
I'm still novice at it all. But, totally agree with the parenting nd singles issues...
I still find it really awkward...Not used to it at all, lol.
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Aug 6, 2005 6:30 AM CST Single Parent's
cajunfroggy
cajunfroggycajunfroggyWaco, USA145 Threads 7,332 Posts
Hello everyone! I have a 6yr old son his father and I split up when he wa sonly 5mths old. I am only 26 and most guys my age are still out partying and having a good time while I try to go out myself at least once a month for my time. Guyss my age always are interested until they find out I have son then they run to scared to try and jsut be my sons friend. While I find alot of older guys which is about 30 or older that are interested in getting along with my son. Then guys my age ask why date older men Thats's why. They accept the fact that my son comes first and if things go further than just friends my son and I are a package deal. So any guys 30 or older in the TX area let me Know ;)
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Aug 6, 2005 7:10 AM CST Single Parent's
Raynew
RaynewRaynewConcord, North Carolina USA99 Threads 2,400 Posts
I'd date a woman with children but they would have to be in their teens. I dated a 48 year old woman couple years ago and she had a 5 and 6 year old who were total hellions. Never again will I go that route.
I raised my oldest boy by myself for the past 9 years. My ex couldn't deal with his adhd and hardly ever saw him during the first few years after giving me custody. It was a rough time due to the divorce and then being rejected by his mother. It was also rough whenever I met someone as the relationship wouldn't last long after they met him.
Most of that time with my son living with me I just put my life on hold. Now that he's 18 with a decent paying job at the state hospital he is quite capable of having his own place and I can get my life back on track.
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Aug 6, 2005 7:17 AM CST Single Parent's
cajunfroggy
cajunfroggycajunfroggyWaco, USA145 Threads 7,332 Posts
My son sometimes gets scared I guess you could say when a guy comes into my life. He is not a bad kid compared to most his age. I think some kids that age act out cause they feel scared that the mom or dad that is raising them may not love them as much cause someone is new in their life.
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Aug 9, 2005 8:43 PM CST Single Parent's
Itsasecret
ItsasecretItsasecretRegina, Saskatchewan Canada2 Threads 65 Posts
"It makes very good sense, as my 8 year old has only seen his mom 4 times since he was 1 1/2 years old. I always let a lady know I have them, but do not dbring them around until I know she will be there long term. I too will not allow my children to get attached to someone that is gonna walk out on them again as well as me."

Single parenting is a tough road.

Unfortunetly, the 18 years I spent raising my daughter alone, no one came along who I felt was good enough to be her step dad.

I still dated and had relationships but tended to keep them distanced from my daughter..hmm...this might be a good topic of conversation the next time I speak with her... I wonder what her views are now.
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Aug 10, 2005 1:26 PM CST Single Parent's
arabella
arabellaarabellaNear Farmington, Maine USA98 Threads 1 Polls 6,199 Posts
Raising children is not always easy. Could be these ladies have been in other relationships and had a bad experience. Like when the child turns on you and snarls, "I don't have to do what you say. You're not my mother".

Or, they've been burned by a guy who specifically dates women to find a caretaker for his kids - woman's work - while he goes off to the office and expects to come home to find well behaved children, dinner cooked and a clean house. Don't laugh - it happened to me!
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Nov 7, 2005 12:43 AM CST Single Parent's
Tanicas
TanicasTanicasWinnipeg, Canada1 Posts
Thats silly, honestly... a single parent should be gived a great deal of praise. Rasing kids is hard, and if u can raise ur kids on ur own, there is little in life you wont be able to do. Some people are close minded I guess, keep ur head up, if they run off u diudnt really want em there in the first place
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