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This doesn't necessarily apply to teen mothers under the age of 18. I mean mothers who are in the early 20s to 40s.

Guys: Would you date a single mother? Or will feel that the stress of her being a mother will take away from the intimate time that you and her would have?

My step-father for example dated my mother for 4 years after asking her to marry him. They have a pretty stable relationship and balance things out like any other married couple. He loved kids so me and him were close when I was younger and they had my brother who is now 13.

I asked a group of guys on my college campus how they'll feel dating a single mother and their responses were horrendous. Probably because I expected something different. Majority of them said that they WOULD NOT date a single mother because they'll assume that she is a "slut" or "can't keep her legs closed". Those statements bothered me in so many ways. To assume that if a young woman gets pregnant she is automatically a "dirty slut" is like stereotyping single moms.

While the other group of guys said that they wouldn't care. They would date a woman based on how beautiful she is, her intelligence and the funniest one was her skills in bed.

That was me asking a young crowd of guys most under 30 years old.



So, what do you think?

I heard a guy say, "She was just a baby" once when he heard that a sixteen-year-old girl was pregnant. So I was curious as to if most older guys think this way.

The man was only about twenty-seven himself.

Do any of you older men look at a girl about that age that way?

It's hard for me to say because I am seventeen myself. When I was sixteen, yeah, I could see it, how I could still be considered a "baby" in some eyes. For some reason it's harder to see now, maybe because I'm closer to eighteen.

I know I'm still very young, I was just curious if I am still young enough to be considered a "baby" in some ways.

It's just that there's only about ten to fifteen years difference and I'm just barely young enough to be their daughter.

I don't find it offensive at all, honestly. Doesn't bother me and I kind of get it. But I think there are some who don't think that at all.

So this one is mainly for the men about twenty-five to thirty I'd say.

Would you consider a girl about my age to still be a "baby" in a matter of speaking?