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Home >> Single Parents >> how difficult is it
19.07.2006, 17:56 quote
Hi All How Difficult is It ? why is it that single parents have so much trouble in trying to find the opposite love for friendship.. yes i say friendship because so many people on here make themselves out to be something they're not, you can have friendship without jumping into the bed of the first person you meet .is there any genuine ladies left on here either with or without children who can still feel trusting enough to take that chance single dads are looking for the same as single mums so why do we shy away from eachother lol.
19.07.2006, 18:07 quote
i fimd it easy at the end of the day if they like they should respect you and whatever else comes along with you and ive had no probs so far
20.07.2006, 16:02 quote
| moldypeach wrote: |
| i fimd it easy at the end of the day if they like they should respect you and whatever else comes along with you and ive had no probs so far |
Well Perhaps i should have said single fathers seem to have trouble finding someone, & not single parents LOL.
thanks for your reply anyway moldypeach.
20.07.2006, 16:36 quote
lol your welcome, i don't see why it is hard though even if i didn't have a child i wouldn't stop seeing someone just because they had kids, i love kids
22.07.2006, 06:35 quote
| craftycockney wrote: |
| Hi All How Difficult is It ? why is it that single parents have so much trouble in trying to find the opposite love for friendship.. yes i say friendship because so many people on here make themselves out to be something they're not, you can have friendship without jumping into the bed of the first person you meet .is there any genuine ladies left on here either with or without children who can still feel trusting enough to take that chance single dads are looking for the same as single mums so why do we shy away from eachother lol. |
I agree it does appear that we all shy away from each other... but i suppose it comes with insicuraties from past relationships and the protection of our children!
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23.07.2006, 09:41 quote
If and when I start speaking with women for a few weeks, then say we started to get intimate, and then she said well I have a child/children, this would not put me off.
It does so damned annoy me that others will do it, be put off I mean
21.01.2008, 14:19 quote
hi im on my own with 2 and i find it hard to meet a man that is interested ther fine be 4 they find out that i have children....or maybe its just me......
21.01.2008, 14:25 quote
| rach56 wrote: |
| hi im on my own with 2 and i find it hard to meet a man that is interested ther fine be 4 they find out that i have children....or maybe its just me...... |
I also have 2 children ........... Dont think the children are the problem ............... well not in all cases ........ i think it is more the restrictions they put on your social life ......... especially when you first start seeing someone .......... i for one dont like introducing my childrent to anyone i am not sure off ............. only 2 in the last 7 years. Think it is alot easier if the other person has children of there own, they can much more appreciate what it is like ........ x
21.01.2008, 14:30 quote
good point there thats what it could be then i think it is hard for single parents but i do feel also sum guys dont want to take on someone elses children...
21.01.2008, 14:35 quote
| rach56 wrote: |
| good point there thats what it could be then i think it is hard for single parents but i do feel also sum guys dont want to take on someone elses children... |
that's also true, but when you get to a certain age, i am 37, you sort of expect the person to have children ........... and at the end of the day if the realtionship is worth it, he will want you as a package and not just for you .............
i'll let you know when find him 21.01.2008, 14:47 quote
In the past I've never minded meeting someone with kids, although I drew the line recently when someone with 5 kids (all under 16) wanted to meet me - yeh, right.......(where the f**k will someone with 5 young kids find time to spend with a boyfriend??)
I have to admit that she'd have to be really special for me to put up with kids around. I think it's an age thing - I'm 50 now, I like a nice quiet life. I've done all the school plays, parents evenings, nit picking, weekends filled with crap under-9's footie matches in the rain, deafening bowling alley and quasar birthday parties, etc (with my ex partners son) - that was OK then, wouldn't do it again now unless, like I said, she was really special.
I think, on the whole, once people reach a certain age, a lot of people who don't have kids, don't want them, and once they are used to a life without kids around them,they don't really want to meet someone who has kids. To some extent it is also a financial thing too - people get used to being able to buy whatever they want for themselves (latest gadgets, holidays, etc) but once they hook up with someone who has young kids, they often have to sacrifice their own wants for the needs of the kids (someone else's kids, at that).
Like I said, I might consider hooking up with someone with 1 or 2 kids, but there would have to be a really good reason (and I don't mean love
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21.01.2008, 14:51 quote
| darkhorse57 wrote: |
.........I might consider hooking up with someone with 1 or 2 kids, but there would have to be a really good reason (and I don't mean love ) |
Oh, ...so that's where i've been going wrong !
21.01.2008, 15:00 quote
| Leglover227 wrote: | ||
Oh, ...so that's where i've been going wrong ! ![]() |
Sorry, I meant not *just* love.
'Just' love I can get for £10 down t'docks (not that I have £10, I spent my last tenner on the January edition of Sploshing Devon Housewives; the brunette sitting on the Black Forest Gateaux centrefold pic was worth every penny
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21.01.2008, 15:27 quote
| darkhorse57 wrote: |
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(not that I have £10, I spent my last tenner on the January edition of Sploshing Devon Housewives; the brunette sitting on the Black Forest Gateaux centrefold pic was worth every penny ) |
that made me laugh out loud there
22.01.2008, 16:14 quote
Hello everyone!
Why is it so hard to find a "friend" or even a "relationship". I agree with the comment above when someone metioned that people make themselves out to be more then they are.
I have always tried to approach each relationship with an open mind. I never try and look at anything more then what I have been told about a person. If they say their blonde - then thats what i look for; if they say their "average", then I don't expect someone to get all gussied up for a coffee. For me - honesty is always the biggest part of how I react with others.
Be honest with me - and I'll be honest in return. Thats how I was raised and thats how I raise my own kids.
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