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| Everest | PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 3:58 am | |
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Location: UT, SLC | | Could you get serious with a women if she has a child? What do you guys think about taking responsibility of raising and teaching another mans child? A women I met is super chill and has a three year old son. I am curious to get a few takes on what you guys would do. I am 25 and she is 20 by the way.
Any advise or thoughts would be great!
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| aidenfuckingbaker | PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 4:09 am | |
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Location: Riverside, California | | I think thats more of a relationship question as oppossed to a general question about pick up. Is it possible to fuck women with children yes and it is not that hard. Is it possible you might fall in love and end up taking care of her son is also very possible and easy yes. Is it possible you have doubts yes so thats where I would point my attention at.
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| papichulo818 | PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 4:09 am | |
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Posts: 888 | | To each his own.
I'm certainly open to it. She may be a diamond in the rough and most other guys wouldn't know it because they'd disqualify her on the grounds that they'd be looking after someone else's child. Single moms deserve love too.
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| Mack 2.0 | PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 8:08 am | |
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Posts: 2702 | | i love kids.
kids are really not a deterrent for me.
that doesn't mean that i want to adopt an entire orphanage, lol.
but it does mean that i don't look down on a woman for having kids.
motherhood is a growth/learning/maturing experience in life, to be honest.
if you are seeking maturity in a significant other,
it doesn't get more "mature" than loving/raising a child.
my two cents.
of course, at age 18 or 20, my perspective was a bit different.
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| P-Style | PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 4:06 pm | |
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Location: Belgium | | A 20 year old girl with a kid is probably a damaged good. I'd stay the hell away.
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