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Yeah I really did sound really young and naive in the original post so I apologize. Um no I have not slept with him (thank goodness) because I have only known him for four months. I am usually know for running the other direction when a man mentions kyds. I wasn't looking for a commitment until I met him. I have never felt this way about a man before especially so quick. I am not known for being emotional and naive so this is a scary situation for me. He is coming over tonight. I will have to break up with him because I don't want the added stress in my life especially since I am in nursing school.Quote
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A) He has a six month girl. I will presume you've known him for 6 mos or less. THIS IS WAY TOO SHORT A TIME TO KNOW SOMEONE REALLY WELL. On that note I would say wait.
He should be occupied solely with raising that kid imo. I know people here may not like that point of view, but once he's created a life, he is obligated to that child and his responsibility is to raise said child. If he is going to be involved in that childs life you WILL BE INVOLVED WITH THAT CHILD AND THE EX-GIRLFRIEND/MOO. Step outside of your hormones, take a step back and imagine your life involving that child and that ex girlfriend. I get the 'feeling' from your post that you are young. Very young, I would guess @ 21 give or take.
What you are experiencing is just .. emotion. And that is tremendously lacking in common sense. Unless the guy is a total wacko and sociopathic actor, it takes a year and a half AT LEAST for the masks to come off and the true character to emerge. Plus, if you ARE 21 or so, you both are not totally mature. People change and they are different at 27, 28 then when they were 20, 21.
I am 55 years old and I have had plenty of experience over the past decades of watching trainwrecks like this progress.
YOU DO NOT REALLY KNOW THIS MAN: at this point I hope you are NOT screwing around with him because that establishes bonds you do not want at this point. Women tend to nest and want stability. Most males (and I think this is a male, not a man) are just looking to get in some females pants.
let the flames begin....
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Yeah I really did sound really young and naive in the original post so I apologize. Um no I have not slept with him (thank goodness) because I have only known him for four months. I am usually know for running the other direction when a man mentions kyds. I wasn't looking for a commitment until I met him. I have never felt this way about a man before especially so quick. I am not known for being emotional and naive so this is a scary situation for me. He is coming over tonight. I will have to break up with him because I don't want the added stress in my life especially since I am in nursing school.Quote
twocents
A) He has a six month girl. I will presume you've known him for 6 mos or less. THIS IS WAY TOO SHORT A TIME TO KNOW SOMEONE REALLY WELL. On that note I would say wait.
He should be occupied solely with raising that kid imo. I know people here may not like that point of view, but once he's created a life, he is obligated to that child and his responsibility is to raise said child. If he is going to be involved in that childs life you WILL BE INVOLVED WITH THAT CHILD AND THE EX-GIRLFRIEND/MOO. Step outside of your hormones, take a step back and imagine your life involving that child and that ex girlfriend. I get the 'feeling' from your post that you are young. Very young, I would guess @ 21 give or take.
What you are experiencing is just .. emotion. And that is tremendously lacking in common sense. Unless the guy is a total wacko and sociopathic actor, it takes a year and a half AT LEAST for the masks to come off and the true character to emerge. Plus, if you ARE 21 or so, you both are not totally mature. People change and they are different at 27, 28 then when they were 20, 21.
I am 55 years old and I have had plenty of experience over the past decades of watching trainwrecks like this progress.
YOU DO NOT REALLY KNOW THIS MAN: at this point I hope you are NOT screwing around with him because that establishes bonds you do not want at this point. Women tend to nest and want stability. Most males (and I think this is a male, not a man) are just looking to get in some females pants.
let the flames begin....
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you have to follow what you know is true. if you know in your heart of hearts that you do not ever want kids, and never want to be with someone with kids. then follow your heart.
you say "I do not want to date a man with kids", he has kids so theres your answer.
the fact he questions you about having kids several times, could be seen as a ploy to persuade you to have kids.
if you married him, would he spend more time with his kid than with you.
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This really sucks because every guy I meet has kids. Usually when a man tells me that he has kids I run the other way. Oh I almost forgot to post that his family believes that the kid isn't even his. He and his ex wife moo had drunken sex before the divorce was final. So he got oopsed and he regrets it.
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However, he is a father. I do not want to date a man with kids.
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Thank you guys for your wise imput. I finally ended the relationship last night and it felt very liberating! I can't believe that I spent four months of my precious time with this guy:crz He tried to change my mind by telling me that he will get the snip. I just told him that I do not want to be a step mom...ever. He finally told me that he wants to get custody of his daughter because his ex wife is psycho. I am so glad I got out of that situation because I do not need any baby mama drama. Whew... time to go out, and shake my ass.
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I do not personally know of ONE SINGLE solitary man, be he single, married, divorced, or widowed, who has full, joint, or partial custody, who actively raises, takes care of, cleans up after, feeds, etc........his kyds WITHOUT help from a grandmoo, stepmoo, girlfriend, or hired help if and when he can afford it.
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I do not personally know of ONE SINGLE solitary man, be he single, married, divorced, or widowed, who has full, joint, or partial custody, who actively raises, takes care of, cleans up after, feeds, etc........his kyds WITHOUT help from a grandmoo, stepmoo, girlfriend, or hired help if and when he can afford it.
I know one (1) guy like that. The exception that proves the rule.
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kidlesskim
I do not personally know of ONE SINGLE solitary man, be he single, married, divorced, or widowed, who has full, joint, or partial custody, who actively raises, takes care of, cleans up after, feeds, etc........his kyds WITHOUT help from a grandmoo, stepmoo, girlfriend, or hired help if and when he can afford it.
I know one (1) guy like that. The exception that proves the rule.
Yes he IS the exception and what a rarity.