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15.03.2008, 23:08 quote
i'm a single dad, but my little boy lives with his mum for 3/4's of the year, we now live on opposite sides of the country so when i have him it's generally for about 4 - 6 weeks at a time. it's hard sometimes thinkin about him being with her, but according to our "wonderfull government" children are better off with their mums ![]()
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19.04.2008, 21:17 quote
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05.09.2008, 15:55 quote
Hi,
I have two boys one 8 and the other 20months, have joint cust, life is not easy, but the are my life.
09.09.2008, 08:01 quote
Hi,
I am a soon to be single dad and I live about 20 miles south of you. I am just over the border into East yorkshire, not too far at all.
12.12.2008, 03:56 quote
single dad here owned by one beautifull 8 month old little girl good call on the topic there are a few topics for single mums they need cross referencing!!
12.12.2008, 09:26 quote
Sorry to be slightly negative in this thread (Im a single mum myself from him being 3, but he's now a grown up).
I've just dated a dad with custody of his two beautiful girls (21 months and 3 and a half), and when he decided to end it (when it got "serious" and he obviously has some issues with his ex leaving him). I feel I have lost not only him but the girls as well.. and I do think about them a lot. I know I will get over it.. but just think about the women you are dating single dads. They get attached to your children.. so make sure you are fairly positive before you make the leap into introducing them and spending a lot of time with the kids together.
I know thats easier said than done, but I'm just looking at it from a different prospective. I don't really want to go through that again!
12.12.2008, 22:11 quote
| aphroditefound wrote: |
| Sorry to be slightly negative in this thread (Im a single mum myself from him being 3, but he's now a grown up).
I've just dated a dad with custody of his two beautiful girls (21 months and 3 and a half), and when he decided to end it (when it got "serious" and he obviously has some issues with his ex leaving him). I feel I have lost not only him but the girls as well.. and I do think about them a lot. I know I will get over it.. but just think about the women you are dating single dads. They get attached to your children.. so make sure you are fairly positive before you make the leap into introducing them and spending a lot of time with the kids together. I know thats easier said than done, but I'm just looking at it from a different prospective. I don't really want to go through that again! |
That's a good point. It works both ways though.
13.12.2008, 10:47 quote
I agree about introducing children into any relationship ........... in the 8 years i have been divorced i have only introduced my 2 kids to 2 guys ......... one of which knew what it meant to me and broke my heart a week later and the other they still see as he is now of my closest friends ........ on thr other hand though my reluctance to get my kids involved, have in the past, coursed problems.
13.12.2008, 10:57 quote
My son actually met up with my ex (not his dad) in secret a couple of times because he missed him. He thought it would upset me if I knew he'd seen him, as the solicitor had been trying to find him to sign the divorce papers etc. I couldn't be cross with him. When you are going through a break up its hard to remember that your kid is going through it too (they really got on well and spent a lot of time together).
But I was the same as you funkychick.. didn't introduce my son to anyone that wasn't a serious relationship.
13.12.2008, 12:16 quote
I wasc introduced to my ex's kids a little TOO soon, I think, and once I met them I hardly ever saw her without them. I wouldnt rule out dating someone with kids again, but it has made me wary.
13.12.2008, 13:01 quote
| fireinmyheart wrote: |
| I wasc introduced to my ex's kids a little TOO soon, I think, and once I met them I hardly ever saw her without them. I wouldnt rule out dating someone with kids again, but it has made me wary. |
yep, that's been one my problems, alot of guys who i have dated, who don't have kids, expect you to be able to drop everything for them, unless you have your own kids, not sure you can truely realise the limitations they put on your life, and the emotions involved introducing them to any new partner .......... having said that i know plenty of kids that have had a lot of 'uncles' in there short lives, that is something i have not and never would do. Big up to Single Dad's though and Single Mums, cus it's bloody hard work, but having the relationship i have got with both my kids, it's worth every last second .......... x
13.12.2008, 13:31 quote
| funkychick1 wrote: | ||
yep, that's been one my problems, alot of guys who i have dated, who don't have kids, expect you to be able to drop everything for them, unless you have your own kids, not sure you can truely realise the limitations they put on your life, and the emotions involved introducing them to any new partner .......... having said that i know plenty of kids that have had a lot of 'uncles' in there short lives, that is something i have not and never would do. Big up to Single Dad's though and Single Mums, cus it's bloody hard work, but having the relationship i have got with both my kids, it's worth every last second .......... x |
I DO understand how difficult it must be. I didnt expect her to drop everything for me, but during our first week together we saw each other every night... then I met the kids... then all of a sudden she couldnt get babysitters anymore, and all the dates were stuff like Gullivers world. I did enjoy spending time with her kids, but would have liked maybe one night a week for ourselves. Is that selfish?
13.12.2008, 13:41 quote
| fireinmyheart wrote: | ||||
I DO understand how difficult it must be. I didnt expect her to drop everything for me, but during our first week together we saw each other every night... then I met the kids... then all of a sudden she couldnt get babysitters anymore, and all the dates were stuff like Gullivers world. I did enjoy spending time with her kids, but would have liked maybe one night a week for ourselves. Is that selfish? |
No not at all ............ but i would never dream of introducing my kids to anyone after a week, also would not leave my kids everynight for a week .......... like i have said alot of my past relationships have just been me and him, which is great at first but then gets harder to get sitters all the time etc ......... but because i am a little protectivie of my children, i choose to sort of end the relationship, or back off as it were, rather than get them involved, i know this is the wrong thing to do, but i suppose i haven't met 'the one' yet, maybe then i will be able to break down those barriers and have a 'normal' relationship ........
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