A Guys Perspective On Dating Single Mothers

Talk show host gets a man's opinion & tips on what it is like to date a single mother. Women need to hear this! Everyone deserves to have love in their lives. Single mom's need to take time for themselves once in awhile to go out on a date~
Susan McCord @ http://www.beavertalk.com
Steve Malcolm @ http://ittakesballstoknit.com

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[perfectbeat]

I wonder where they shot this video. The background looks very pretty.

[twobeavers]

@perfectbeat Hi...it was shot in Vancouver Canada across from English Bay.

[beefree1]

this is why Mormonism works... 1 guy 10 moms with children ... as the moms love their children so much.... the kids are not around very long that is why moms love their kids so much.....guys that help out...may have a loving helper in their old age... step parenting if it works out... is a good investment.... guys worried about child support ... is there any better investment then a child? ... a car will last 5 years..child may last 100 years... priorities !

[twobeavers]

@beefree1 interesting perspective...thanks for your feedback.

[Tsugua21]

One rule for dating single moms!  DON'T

[mjdc2505]

I'ma feel alittle sorry for Steve if he breaks up with a single mother and he'll have to pay child support for some children that isn't his.

Only the stupid ugly desprate fools date single mothers.

[perfectbeat]

@twobeavers Thanks. I thought Canada. Very pretty. I'll have to visit.

[twobeavers]

@delta6335 it's not for you, I get it...

[delta6335]

@twobeavers "there are some amazing relationships that come out of step-parenting". I suppose that's possible but what is likely> What are the odds of a successful outcome vs. a nightmare for the guy? 50/50 chance of divorce; 70% of divorces instituted by women. Not my kind of odds. Its tough enough to make it work when the kid is ours. When the kid is hers, I am on the wrong side of her priorities. Sorry- it ain't a good bet.

[scottj719]

The deal is, the guy she meets who is not obsessed with how to fit in the time for him to "get in" is the guy she will want in (her life and the other place). The sanity level I suppose is something to watch, she could be a bit nutty in her choice of men (which originally put her in the failed relationshp), nutty in her relationships with men (which could have led to the split), or nutty in how she now deals with men due to the split. Could be a minefield but could be worth it too.

[twobeavers]

@delta6335 Yes it is not for everyone but there are some amazing relationships that come out of step-parenting. Some people cannot have children & enjoy the benefits of being able to be a part of a child's life regardless of a biological connection. Those States you are talking about need to revise their child support rules~ Real Daddy #1 needs to be helping to pay the bills! Thanks for your feedback