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I believe a women with children should date only with men with children. but that's just me. I've tried it and I will ever do it again.
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It really depends on the chick, I've tried it in the past and it just isn't for me,
Some may call it selfish or immature, but when I have my first kid, I want it to be her first kid also so we can both share the feeling of being a first time parent.
It's kinda hard now and days with chicks who are only 23 with two seeds already.
I'm 25 and 8 outta 10 of the chicks I went to HS got got kids and only a few are even married.
This is true for two reasons:Them mama yambs be
Why would you want a woman in her early 30s with a decent job and 2 kids, when you can have a woman in her early 20s, college grad, with no kid ?
BRO, your avThis thread pops up a lot around here. The answer is absolutely no especially considering you're still in the prime of your life. If you were pushing 40, then you could consider it, but even then I wouldn't. You will never be first in her life. Her kids will always come before you. If the father is still around or she has drama with him, forget it. Disciplining them? Forget it. You'll be told, "you're not their father."
This is true for two reasons:Them mama yambs be
1. They are used to being mommy all of the time and not having sex. So when they do have sex, they relish the moment and perform like it is the last time they will ever have sex again.
2. They are trying to keep the man they are with, thus going all out to keep him there.
not worth it. before you know it shes going to pawn off all the financial duties to you instead of the baby father.
This thread pops up a lot around here. The answer is absolutely no especially considering you're still in the prime of your life. If you were pushing 40, then you could consider it, but even then I wouldn't. You will never be first in her life. Her kids will always come before you. If the father is still around or she has drama with him, forget it. Disciplining them? Forget it. You'll be told, "you're not their father."