Dated a single mom from when i was a 22-24. Everybody in here against it is absolutely right. My god I wish I could punch my 22 year old self what a beta dumbass. BRB only one day to go out of the week because thats the day when 'baby daddy' get custody. BRB 3rd string to baby and baby daddy. BRB baby daddy always in the picture. BRB THAT ABSOLUTE BETA FEELING WHEN YOU BRING HER AND HER SON TO YOUR FAMILIES HOUSE AND THAT KID ISNT YOUR BLOOD. Brb would rather die a FA than have to go through that again.
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10-03-2015, 04:26 PM #301
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10-03-2015, 04:41 PM #309
I'm gonna give OP my 2 cents here because I was raised by a single mom. I have 2 younger brothers (4 and 8 years younger than me). My dad left when my youngest brother was about to be born, and he's lived away from our country ever since (non-US brah). so you could basically say my mom raised the 3 of us by herself, even though he's not a scumbag and did give her money and would always call us and come visit and chit.
now, even though my dad was very present in my life, my mom had to work hard as fuk to raise us. she would wake up at 5 am every day, make breakfast and lunch for us, wake us up at 6, drive us to school at 7 (she worked there too), work from 7:30 to 16:00-18:00 depending on how much chit she had to do, then pick us up at my cousin's house at 19:00-20:00 (my brothers and I used to swim competitively and my cousin's house was right next to the pool) and drive us back home. she would then have dinner with us and help my little brother with his homework. during the weekends she'd basically take us to the beach, to my grandparents', or to a swimming competition. this went on for YEARS. we grew up very happy, with lots of support from her and a lot of love. we weren't rich but we never actually lacked money. she moved up a lot in her own job and started earning more and chit, but this was all done with a lot of sacrifice. she literally didn't go out (even with her friends) for the first 5 years after the divorce.
when I was 17 she had her first boyfriend after she divorced my father. that's 9 years without seeing anyone, no "special friends", no dates, nothing. I can assure that my mom is very pretty and very fit for her age, but she didn't care about anything but her children for 9 years. she's about to get married for the 2nd time, 13 years after her divorce. and even now, me and my brothers are her #1 priority. her fiance knows this, and he accepts this.
as another miscer said, when a woman has a child and she's not batchit crazy, the child (or children) becomes her #1 priority, for life. she'll care about her kid(s) more than about herself, and it's hard for many people to accept that.
and if she IS batchit crazy and is still selfish as fuk and sleeps around... well, she's just not worth your time, bro."He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much; who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of little children [...]"
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10-03-2015, 05:03 PM #313
I am indeed. she's an incredible woman, and I firmly believe that a lot of what I am I owe it to her. she sacrificed a lot for my brothers and for me, and even now that I live thousands of miles away from home she takes care of me. I don't think there's anyone capable of loving more than a dedicated mother, for real.
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10-03-2015, 05:07 PM #314
idk man, it's not always lose-lose. good mothers are usually very mature and focused. however, I think it wouldn't be easy and it probably wouldn't be worth it unless you're either a single parent yourself OR you're both older (her kids would be more independent and chit). if she has a baby or a little (younger than 13-15) child, I don't see it working out very well... I guess it could work out, but you'd have be extremely mature, selfless, and patient.
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10-03-2015, 05:11 PM #315
This is true but 9 years without a boyfriend suggests that a lot of guys out there feel the same same way about single mothers. This also suggests your mom was a little older when she found the guy that she si about to marry. Most young guys are not going to take on the responsibility of trying to raise one, much less three children, all at once. And knowing you are never going to be "dad" but instead just be the guy that is married to the mother means you have no leg to stand on in any argument or disciplinary action.
As much as I think Miscers are retarded half the time, I think most are right in their reasons for not wanting to date a single mother while they are young. There is just no benefit to be gained from it and a lot to be sacrificedYou would be surprised just how much time I have to waste.
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10-03-2015, 05:11 PM #316
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10-03-2015, 05:14 PM #317
lol, I completely agree. see the other post I made, I don't think it'd work out for younger guys or guys with no children of their own. I also posted on the previous page saying not being attracted to someone is completely within your rights, for whatever reason it is.
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10-04-2015, 03:05 AM #318
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10-04-2015, 09:32 AM #320
^^^^^^This, everything this brah is saying is spot on to a T.
There are TWO types of single moms, bad moms and good moms.. either way you lose out.
Let me ask you and anyone else who is stupid enough to date a single mom, would you enter a race/competition where no matter WHAT you did, how hard you trained, how dedicated you were, etc. The highest placing you could EVER get is 2nd? And even at that, you're not guaranteed 2nd place, because of the baby daddy etc. But the HIGHEST you could ever place is 2nd, due to politics.. Would you enter the competition? Or would you take your talents else where?
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10-08-2015, 03:05 AM #329
The vast majority of woman I have met have had a kid with a complete and utter loser and were aware that he was a loser before having that kid. Needless to say he has then proceeded to leave them and now she wants someone else to take care of them.
A lot of them where I am from don't work, or work minimum wage jobs (part time so it doesn't effect their benefits).
Obviously there are exceptions but why would I as a reasonably successful male waste my time on a woman like this when the world is literally filled with smart, funny, attractive women with no kids? Makes no sense.
The amount of these women I see demanding what a man must have when they bring nothing to the table is ridiculous.
Also NEVER EVER trust a single mum who says she's on the pill. She has shown that she will have a kid and a lot of them are trying to trap a successful male.Last edited by TheRealistBrah; 10-08-2015 at 03:11 AM.
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