Meh.
Being a MOFO is where it’s at.
Besides, there’s lots of single MOs out there that one can FO.
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I split from my wife in 2017. We never went to court. I am sure my kids have heard negative things about me. I think my daughter took it to heart, I think my son sees both sides.
I appreciate you.
Right back at you buddy.
I confess that I am mostly in agreement with your stance regarding single motherhood and feminism.
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She don’t need no man…
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… but does she want one…?
Asking for a friend
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She’s finding herself right now bro… at foam cannon party gang bangs
Brittney, bitch
Still an 11 out of 10. And +1 attack for the knife skills.
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There’s another variation which is physically good looking and does onlyfans.
They probably still get government entitlements.
Don’t forget The Serenity Prayer on the ribcage.
Nothing says “all spirichual & shit” like that!
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The under-tit bible verses are my favorite
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I am late to the thread. I do not recall posting in this one, but if that’s the case, it is the only sex thread I didn’t post in yet.
I believe the terms “baby mommas” and “single mommies” are used by reasonable people to meat women who made poor choices and/or are using innocent third parties to subsidize their poor decisions, which might be in the past or ongoing.
I do not think reasonable people use these terms for widowed women and women who experienced actual abuse, neglect, or abandonment to them or their children or withholding of sex by husbands.
If heaven forbid I became a single father and wanted to find a new woman, I would seek a single mother and if I met and got to know one, I’d simply ask why her marriage ended. If the answer was neglect, abuse, withholding of sex, death of a husband, or abandonment, I would accept such an answer. If she said, “I fell out of love,” “he was a narcissist,” “we grew apart,” or “he was abusive,” with no specific description of such abuse, I would politely stop associating with her.
I recall seeing a post about proposed additional support for single mothers. Does anyone here know just how much support single moms receive these days? It’s a lot. And it is even provided to adulterous women.
What sort of specific support do people propose? Should irresponsible people be provided with support?
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But also usually not nearly as much as some assume.
Do you mean they don’t get nearly as much money as people assume?
Ninety percent of no-fault divorces involving children are initiated by women. It’s reasonable to ask why such women make themselves single mothers, particularly if it in fact will financially weaken them and their children?
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According to this thread: its the man’s fault for deceiving the woman into thinking he’s something other than what he is.
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When you said “support” I assumed you meant government aid. I was referring to that specifically.
I think this is actualy pretty clear. Some (obligatory: NOT ALL) dudes are pretty shitty dads/husbands. I know lots of women who left cheaters, addicts, abusers, or dudes who were just doing a poor job of being a quality spouse and parent because that wasn’t what they wanted their children to grow up seeing. A century ago, yeah, you had to stay with your abusive husband because otherwise you might be out on the street. There’s other options now.
I don’t consider it a bad thing for a woman or her children to be financially weakened if it means she is no longer being mistreated or her children (especially her male children) don’t grow up with their primary male role model being a poor example that they later model. I’m WELL aware that in plenty of cases, single moms have a revolving door of poor male role models for their kids, but all I’m saying is that it shouldn’t be too hard to imagine why some of these women choose being poorer over staying in a bad situation.
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What’s sad, and incomprehensible to me, is that there aren’t family members stepping up to help out. I would not allow my nieces or nephews to grow up in crappy circumstances. My father would have stepped in if my sister found herself a single mother.
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