
truecap
@truecap
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Uhhh....no.


Posted by truecapPosted by DonJohnsonHow many children do you have?
btw it's far more dysfunctional to raise a child as a single parent than to staying together, even if it means you will be unhappy for a while. this is a fact of life.
Where your parents married or divorced?click to expand


Posted by DonJohnsonI'm just curious to how you came to your conclusion and what experiences led you to believe that.Posted by truecaplet me guess. you're a single mother.Posted by DonJohnsonHow many children do you have?
btw it's far more dysfunctional to raise a child as a single parent than to staying together, even if it means you will be unhappy for a while. this is a fact of life.
Where your parents married or divorced?
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Posted by DonJohnsonMy kids were 15 and 18 when we divorced and they both said they were happier and felt more secure after the divorce than they felt while we were living together. They said there was so much tension that they couldn't relax and be themselves. They both felt like once we were both happy, then they were happier too because our attitudes were so much better. So, no I was not a single mom throughout most of their childhood. They are both grown now and have a pretty good insight to what it's like to live in an unhappy home.Posted by truecaplet me guess. you're a single mother.Posted by DonJohnsonHow many children do you have?
btw it's far more dysfunctional to raise a child as a single parent than to staying together, even if it means you will be unhappy for a while. this is a fact of life.
Where your parents married or divorced?
click to expand

Posted by ellleSo do I. So does everyone.Posted by P-AngelDJ knows this scenario personally.
oh no, not even that much ...... there's no doubt in my mind that numerous people exist who would blow you for a pack of ciggs if they're broke and have been jonesing for a while.click to expand

Posted by DonJohnsonI can't be curious about you? But, Oh, okay. Avoid the question. Blame it on me for taking it "personally". lol!Posted by truecapand i was correct.Posted by DonJohnsonI'm just curious to how you came to your conclusion and what experiences led you to believe that.Posted by truecaplet me guess. you're a single mother.Posted by DonJohnsonHow many children do you have?
btw it's far more dysfunctional to raise a child as a single parent than to staying together, even if it means you will be unhappy for a while. this is a fact of life.
Where your parents married or divorced?
click to expand

Posted by ellleLolPosted by P-AngelDJ knows this scenario personally.
oh no, not even that much ...... there's no doubt in my mind that numerous people exist who would blow you for a pack of ciggs if they're broke and have been jonesing for a while.click to expand

Posted by jeanelolPosted by aquarius0987% of all statistics on the internet are made up.
Known devil is better than the unknown devil. If you leave this guy for cheating and then your next guy cheats as well (because 95% of them do cheat), then you remain on square one. It's better to tame the current douche you have.click to expand

Posted by P-AngelI heart honest peoplePosted by ellleSo do I. So does everyone.Posted by P-AngelDJ knows this scenario personally.
oh no, not even that much ...... there's no doubt in my mind that numerous people exist who would blow you for a pack of ciggs if they're broke and have been jonesing for a while.
The amount of times that I've done something I didn't want to do for a personal gain is immeasurable.click to expand

Posted by auroraThat's right! 25 yrs, they gave it a good shot. That's my way of thinking as well. Virgo is just frightened of the future, and needs to learn how to be self-sufficient.
after 25 yrs of marriage i doubt i would care? if we stayed that long i mean i would hive five him? i have no idea.


Posted by Virgo21But, you're not going to quite admit that you said some hurtful things to him. To say that you must have is essentially responding like, "if you say so".
I blamed him, and must have said hurtful things.
Posted by Virgo21Do you think your husband has ever suspected that you're an emotional cheater? Would he be ashamed and feel disrespected? Would he come up with an excuse for what you did?
I never suspected my husband will do such a thing, I feel ashamed, and disrespected, I wish I had an excuse for him
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Posted by DonJohnsonI disagree with this statement. I am a single mom and have raised my children as a single mom. I have been divorced for 13 years and I can say my kids are good kids and well rounded. I have never required public assistance. It has not always been easy but I have worked my rear off to achieve what I have accomplished. I have never received child - support. I now own my own business for the last 2 years and probably surpass my ex-husbands income. Now keep in mind my ex-husband and I are normal reasonable people and have healthy co-parenting and I think that is key. I have seen bickering co-parenting destroy kids lives in divorced families. I don't have men in and out of my kids lives because I fear creepy in men pedophiles and abusers. It has made it hard for single life but I wouldn't change it for the world. Being a single-parent has showen me what I am made of. If my ex-husband and I stayed together I am sure the fighting would have continued and that is never healthy for kids to be part of. Believe it or not your kids seeing you unhappy is also not healthy. You have to pick your battles which is the worse of the two evils? 1) Raise kids in a dysfunctional environment of unhappiness 2) Have a tough life of financially being the bread-winner for hour family. For me if I stayed married for the kids sake I would have settled into a mediocre life because my ex-husband would have feared the risk I took in career. It is just not who I am ....someone who settles.
btw it's far more dysfunctional to raise a child as a single parent than to staying together, even if it means you will be unhappy for a while. this is a fact of life.

Posted by bella_fishPosted by DonJohnsonI disagree with this statement. I am a single mom and have raised my children as a single mom. I have been divorced for 13 years and I can say my kids are good kids and well rounded. I have never required public assistance. It has not always been easy but I have worked my rear off to achieve what I have accomplished. I have never received child - support. I now own my own business for the last 2 years and probably surpass my ex-husbands income. Now keep in mind my ex-husband and I are normal reasonable people and have healthy co-parenting and I think that is key. I have seen bickering co-parenting destroy kids lives in divorced families. I don't have men in and out of my kids lives because I fear creepy in men pedophiles and abusers. It has made it hard for single life but I wouldn't change it for the world. Being a single-parent has showen me what I am made of. If my ex-husband and I stayed together I am sure the fighting would have continued and that is never healthy for kids to be part of. Believe it or not your kids seeing you unhappy is also not healthy. You have to pick your battles which is the worse of the two evils? 1) Raise kids in a dysfunctional environment of unhappiness 2) Have a tough life of financially being the bread-winner for hour family. For me if I stayed married for the kids sake I would have settled into a mediocre life because my ex-husband would have feared the risk I took in career. It is just not who I am ....someone who settles.
btw it's far more dysfunctional to raise a child as a single parent than to staying together, even if it means you will be unhappy for a while. this is a fact of life.
One thing to keep in mind after divorce with kids, they should always be the priority.click to expand


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