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+1 yNo.
They still have a child.
It would be extremely unfair of me and the parent to date me - a solidly childfree person - because it will be unfair and harmful to the child.
The child comes first. Before me, before the parent.
I'm not someone who wants kids in any capacity. I have a friendship with a single father (he's dating a friend of mine), but that's it. I'm the fun video game aunt.
It would be extremely cruel for me to date a single parent. Cruel to the child.
I'm not into that. That kid deserves someone who wants to be a parent as much as their bio parent does. They deserve that and I refuse to deny them that chance.00 Reply
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1.8K opinions shared on Dating topic. I wouldn't. There would be too much drama and stress.
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2.2K opinions shared on Dating topic. I don't want children so it could work. Depends how old their kid is I suppose and how much responsibility I would have with it. Because of course me not wanting children wouldn't want much responsibility upon it.
However because she don't want more, and the child may be looked after well by herself I wouldn't take a issue with helping out a bit. So if I really liked her probably would.
It's interesting because if you just said single parent I would of said probably nah more harshly, but the not anymore does make one think more to a maybe.
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+1 yHow selfish. Raise my kid that another man created with me. But we won't be doing any creating ourselves. Yeah no.
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496 opinions shared on Dating topic. No, as selfish as it sounds I rather not have kids in my life. Before I use to think I should but now I’m clear that kids are a lot of responsibility and even if it was not my kid, I don’t think I would want to emotionally attach to him/her.
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Same here
I want my own children so I wouldn't be with someone who doesn't want that with me.
It's almost worse if they already have their own children and would deny me that, I don't think that person would honestly love me if they still insisted on being with me in those circumstances.
It's also unlikely, though not completely out of the question that I'd be with someone who already has children... unless he was that rich that he could support them AND still have a family with me. In any other case, no.10 Reply
+1 yYes, because for me the most important thing is that a woman loves me, and that I love that woman. We would adapt to whatever happened next. It's also not as if our world needed humanity to grow still more... Nevertheless, although not a priority, I sincerely was not sure whether I'd want children or not. If any came to be, they would have been welcome.
My wife had a son from a previous marriage, and she didn't want children anymore. She wanted to dedicate the rest of her life as an artist-painter. That was fine with me.01 Reply- +1 y
I am glad
+1 yI was sort of like this, sitting in the no more kids camp.
then I met this amazing girl and I changed my mind, she would make an amazing mum, and really should be given the chance.
even if a person has made a decision not to have kids, it’s not set in stone.
it’s a joint conversation and something both need to talk over.20 Reply
+1 yHmmm, honestly If you were to ask me back then I would say no but now I would be open to it. As long as the person did not bring the kid around or have a messy relationship with the other parent. Since if they did have a messy co-parenting situation then I would get dragged into sooner or later and Im dont have the brain cells for that.
00 ReplyIn my opinion, if you're under the age of 40, try to not date a single parent. Explore all your options on your own before you decide to settle for raising someone else's kid. If you're over 40 and still plan on continuing to date, it's inevitable that you will encounter a lot of single parents with kids.
00 Reply311 opinions shared on Dating topic. No. I don’t have a problem with single parents, as long as they’re on good terms with the other parent, and I get along with the other parent. (Assuming the other parent is still in the picture. If the other parent abandoned them then that’s a different story. I just don’t want to cause additional conflict which might be bad for the kid).
I do want a big family though. So I wouldn’t be able to date anyone who didn’t want more kids.00 ReplyI’d like kids myself, I have no issue dating single moms the issue for me is she wouldn’t want anymore kids. I understand the giving birth but at least consider adoption. The no more kids is a deal breaker for me, that fact she has kids isn’t a deal breaker
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+1 yYou already have kids? If so, then your job in life is to RAISE them. You owe them at least that.
Perhaps when they're grown and gone you can dip your toe in the dating pool again.
And no guy worth his salt wants to raise someone else's crotch-fruit.21 Reply- +1 y
Spot on correct.
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+1 yNo, I don't want a parental role to human children, mine or otherwise, and even more so, I don't want my SO's ex boyfriend/husband around at all, even if to just see his kids.
Either of those are dealbreakers, and I refuse to even have vaginal sex unless either me or her is sterile, be it naturally, or surgically.00 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yDepends on the girl,
but if i really like her, I. could,
I dont have kids. But i want kids,
It wouldn’t be somthing im dead set against if she already had kids,
im sure id learn to love them like my own.
if their dad is out of the picture completely and its just me, her and the kids, even better.
not the way i would plan my life, but somtimes thats just how things work out.
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+1 yNo. Personally I don’t want kids. And that would including being a “step father”. Nothing personal against single mothers at all. I had a son. He died very young. Long story short it ruined my wanting to have kids.
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+1 yI wouldn't want to date them because 1. they have a child or children in the first place. 2. Relationship like that works up the energy I dont have to spare.
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+1 yIt would just depend on the woman. I mean what else can I say? That would depend. Long term I don't know how it would work out. But I would at least date her
00 Reply 305 opinions shared on Dating topic. Maybe yes, because kids are though to raise up these days, especially in the country I live in. So here is normal to find people who don’t want a kid, despite being it a beautiful and natural thing.
00 ReplyNo; I'm not changing diapers or kissing her kids' asses. I'm a teacher; I work with children every day. I don't want to come home to them, either.
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+1 yMost likely no, because I don't like children. Maybe if I really loved that person and their child was well-behaved and calm, but still not sure.
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+1 yNo, because I myself want kids. If a guy doesn’t want any children, then I won’t waste our time and go find someone who does.
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+1 yWant to say no because having at least one would be a dream. But if he honestly felt like that, it's a conversation to be had.
10 Reply16.6K opinions shared on Dating topic. I'm not childless, but when I was, I would never have dated a single mom, much less one that didn't want more kids.
10 ReplyNo , there’s no point date someone forever with no future. The point of dating same person long time is to start own family together live life together, have kids.
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+1 yOne of the things I’ve been patiently waiting for is to one day be handed my child in the delivery room. So it’s going to be a hard no for me.
00 ReplyAs a single guy. That has had any kids of my own yet. Why would I date a single mom that doesn’t want anymore?
20 ReplyI don't know. I go back and forth. But if you're asking for you, your opinion matters more than ours.
00 Reply4.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. I married one like that.
In fact, one reason why I married my wife was that she could NOT have any more kids.02 Reply- +1 y
@rabbitzzz Partly, yes. Fucking and not having to worry about birth control is better fucking.
But, also, I chose not to have children for several different personal reasons. It hurts that I didn't have any, but I made the right decision.
+1 yI would maybe date a single parent, but depending on some factors I might not date them long term. If the child is still an actual child or even an infant, I'd probably not get myself too much into it.
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+1 yYes
I’d be curious to see how age plays a factor in this opinion. In my 20-30’s no but now yes if I were single.
But honestly if I got to deal with baby daddy issues or her disrespect to the father of there child than I’m out.00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. Probably not, because I also want kids, but even the other person wanted more kids, I dont really want to be a part of another blended family.
10 ReplyI don't want to date a single mom, and her not wanting more kids only makes it worse.
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+1 yIt's not a normal decision and how we trust what the results in future..
00 ReplyI would but not before I had my own child probably.
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+1 yNo, I don’t mind them being a single parent, however I also want to have kids so no more kids would be a deal breaker.
00 ReplyNo. I simply wouldn’t because I’d actually want to create a family in the future.
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+1 yA girl would have to be flat out amazing for me to want to date her as a single mom, or if I was like 40 or some shit.
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+1 yDepends on the age of the kid. I don't want any, so if it were a young child, then no.
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+1 yI'm just not willing to give me time, energy and money to be a surrogate father.
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+1 yAt my current age that would be 2nd ideal. Ideal would be no kids involved.
00 Reply 1.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. That's a hard one. I prefer no kids. But if we are a perfect match, I'd take the chance.
00 ReplyAs long as they let me donate sperm but I would prefer to have biological children the traditional way.
00 ReplyI did once never again my ex she party while I’ll be stuck baby sitting only happen once’s. I dump her when she got home.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yIf I was comfortable with the reason WHY she didn't want anymore kids.
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+1 yNever because the purpose of dating and marriage for me is to have kids and then grow old together.
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+1 yDepends on how the first fuck trophies and there dad was like
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI would date her, but that's as far as it would go. No marriage or living together.
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+1 yNope since I want my own kids.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yDate casually for regular fun - nothing serious though.
00 Reply10.2K opinions shared on Dating topic. No as I want a kid I helped to make
10 ReplyMight be a quality side chick 👌
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+1 yNo, because I don't want my own.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yWouldn't date a single mother to begin with.
20 Reply463 opinions shared on Dating topic. I might. I'm not sure
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+1 yNo. Same reason as you. I want kids of my own.
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+1 y34% of these men are literal cucks.
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Asker+1 yBecause they want to date a single mom who doesn't want any more kids
Asker+1 yProblem is some people wanted kids so big no.
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+1 yWorst thing a man can do is date single mom.
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Asker+1 yThe same applied to women who date single father
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+1 yI don’t want to be around kids, I’m not a good fit
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yNo I don't want a single dad.. not attractive
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yHELLLLLLLLL
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+1 yIf I like her, it is a package deal in life
00 ReplyTo be perfectly honest why wouldn't I?
00 Reply604 opinions shared on Dating topic. Currently no, but it could change one day.
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