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18.07.2006, 12:32 quote
I THink its way harder for a single dad to find a woman than it is for single mum, In our society its view like He done somthing really bad, I don`t know maybe im wrong
19.07.2006, 23:14 quote
I'm single and have a beautiful daughter, although she lives with her mum.
I have to say I'd certainly have no probs seeing a girl who's a single mum, wouldnt be the first time either.
Its funny that some guys get hung up on the fact you have a child/children, its not like its anything to be ashamed about.
In my view, if a guy cant take you and you kid(s) as a package, or has a problem with it, he's not worth the bother, this applies to girls too. i've had girls not go out with me purely because I have a daughter. I always make sure that one of the first things I mention is the fact I'm a father, after all she's quite a large part of my life, and not something I should have to or want to try to hide.
02.08.2006, 15:48 quote
hotchocbeauty wrote: |
When im online i try my hardest not to leave my kid out of the conversation cos i feel like im lyin about his excistance but wen i do guy seem shocked but they ask about him to be polite then they leave n dont talk to me agen!! havin a child seems to be worse than havin ur body covered in boils
If everyone thinks like the pig headed men that turn thier backs us singletons will neva get off the shelf |
Same for some women though,totally agree with what your saying.
Just think that some singletons dont like the idea of someone else having your affections ie.. they want you all to there self
06.08.2006, 06:38 quote
asked the exact same thing on 4th june on the dating forum under "Y"!i got the same,although my daughter's recently left home!most people just don't want to be lumbered with other peoples kids(sad but true)just noticed this was also posted on 4th june
09.08.2006, 21:14 quote
Must admit that the issue of having a child has only come up once in my past & that was when i was dating a girl with no kid's . She knew i had a daughter from the start cause i was upfront with her but some month's into dating her a friend of her's let it slip to me that she did'nt see a future with a guy who had a kid , at the time i was kinda confused as my daughter lives with her mum & i alway's made time for her & my daughter but then i could see the other side as somone single with no kid's would idealy want to be with somone who has'nt got kids ! Of course i stopped dating her but dating women with kid's is not an issue with me & the older you get you must realize people do come with baggage of all kinds weather it be money , family , health & personal issue's etc
23.09.2006, 00:47 quote
Whisper7 wrote: |
Hi. I have been a single parent (by divorce) since 1995. My two sons are now teenagers. I have found it more difficult to date as a single parent but more because of my own worries. Every man I have dated has eventually shown a very different style of parenting from mine. My two sons are my top priority over any new man. Since most people have their own style of parenting established with their own children, it is difficult to find a match with similar parenting styles. Maybe it is more of a concern for the children you have rather than a lack of interest in another's children. |
interesting point and way of looking at it..mind you..getting to know somebody and their personality, and getting a kind off equal match there..doesnt that then kinda follow suit as to the type of parenting they would give..ie..similar personalitys would mean similar outlook on parenting?
oops..manners...hello there..
03.10.2006, 17:41 quote
lekkala wrote: |
i do agree...i have a single parent for 3 years and lookin afta ma 3 yr old son..bt i dono y its always men gt blamed 4 nt taking responsibility...i think am one among many example for a proud single dad..n i'l b always for ma son.. |
well done you .... you should be well proud
11.10.2006, 14:30 quote
I'm not just a single mum, I'm a single mum with an autistic child. Most of my child-free friends don't visit anymore because he tears around the house, throwing and destroying things while laughing all the while. For anyone who isn't used to it, it's incredibly unnerving. People just assume he's a bratty child and I'm a crap mum - as you can imagine, dating possibilities are near zero.
But oh well, I guess if it happens, brilliant, if not, at least I know where the batteries are.
23.10.2006, 23:38 quote
KellyZ wrote: |
I would like to say that as a single mother of three and new to this site...that the only issue I have had with my past relationship, (that just ended not too long ago) is that he (being a single father of three himself) accepted my daughter unconditionally but when it came to my boys who are interracial, he wouldn't accept them at all. He said that he never would. That is the biggest reason that we aren't together anymore. My concern is when I do start seeing someone new are they going to feel the same. I'm not as concerned about being accepted with children, I can live with the fact that some men are turned off by that and that is their right, but to not accept my children for where they came from or their ethenticity scares me more than anything in the world and it makes me afraid to enter into another relationship because that will always be in the back of my mind. |
first i would like to Welcome u and second im really sry to read wot u wrote, anyway i guess u just have to keep ur head up and look forward and not look back im sure better days will come to u and ur family
I wish u all the best
GC
29.10.2006, 22:33 quote
its hard enough to find a man who is willing to take us as a whole packge but when we have a child that displays behaviour problems associated with a disability such as asd and learning disabilitys (as my daughter has)even when i do meet somebody i am very reluctant to let them into our lives for the fact people are ignorant and these days empathy and compassion isn people is so very sparse!!im slowly giving up on love!!
30.10.2006, 16:50 quote
Ekans wrote: |
Don't give up loubylou, just make sure you educate any man before you become too involved, that way he knows what to expect and you don't get hurt.
I know how it hurts when people look at your kids in a negative light, my 18 year old son has ADHD and my youngest 13, is borderline ADD. Peoples ignorance is what hurts you the most, but once they realise (once you've explained to them how it effects your life and the allowances you have to make) things are generally easier. |
Really? I have enough trouble coming to terms with my eldest daughters behaviour. How can I expect someone else to? How do I expect someone to understand a very strong 17 year old bouncing themselves off the walls (literally) and calling me a f*ck*ng c*nt when all i want to do is either smack her one or walk away and not come back?
10.03.2007, 13:25 quote
id like to offer my opinion if nobody objects, i firmly believe that single women with children are far more attractive than single women without, one reason is because they dont have time to prance around trying to impress men flirting teasing and playing silly cum get me games which is pathetic, an all u barbies out there take not, thats if you can read, single mothers prove time and time again that they work hard, they have an immense ammount of love and devotion oozing out of them, they strive to obtain all the best they can for their kids and above all that they still look healthy happy and beautifull, any man who would rather have a barbie girl rather than a single mum is a totally self obsessd prat and only thinks about what he looks like with hi trophy girl, give me a single mum every time, the kids are a bonus as well because they have a personality of their own and they can make you laugh cry worry and be proud as you get to watch them grow into adults, FELLAS GET A GRIP, YOUR LOOKING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, but sod em if they want to be used by a barbie golddigger then let em, SINGLE MUMS GET MY VOTE UR TOP OF MY LIST! peace and happiness to you all paul x x x,,,,,
10.03.2007, 14:26 quote
liverpoollad67 wrote: |
id like to offer my opinion if nobody objects, i firmly believe that single women with children are far more attractive than single women without, one reason is because they dont have time to prance around trying to impress men flirting teasing and playing silly cum get me games which is pathetic, an all u barbies out there take not, thats if you can read, single mothers prove time and time again that they work hard, they have an immense ammount of love and devotion oozing out of them, they strive to obtain all the best they can for their kids and above all that they still look healthy happy and beautifull, any man who would rather have a barbie girl rather than a single mum is a totally self obsessd prat and only thinks about what he looks like with hi trophy girl, give me a single mum every time, the kids are a bonus as well because they have a personality of their own and they can make you laugh cry worry and be proud as you get to watch them grow into adults, FELLAS GET A GRIP, YOUR LOOKING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, but sod em if they want to be used by a barbie golddigger then let em, SINGLE MUMS GET MY VOTE UR TOP OF MY LIST! peace and happiness to you all paul x x x,,,,, |
oh i like you...big up to all the single motheres out there!!
16.03.2007, 20:34 quote
You go girl. What you say is too true. I have a 5 year old daughter and me and her mum are cool. we work towards what is best for her even if we want to kill each other. I think that People(male or female) don't know the beuty or responsibility of having kids untill they have them. Being a parent has made me less interested in searching for love, or a partner because it takes all your time doin the best for your unconditionals. XXX
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