If you’re not a single parent

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wow, some of you are really proving OPs point. If you are not a single parent, why come here to dump on other people?

Did you not read the title?

Yes, I did. Did you?

You obviously can’t comprehend then.

So dumb.

[Anonymous]

If you are divorced you are not "single parenting" --you are "divorced parenting. " Very different paradigm from those of us who do not have another adult in the equation at all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Apart from being widowed, single parenting is always the fault of the parents.

“Fault?”

You are so judgemental. I really hope that karma does not have your address because life is long, and your whole story has not been written yet.

Karma already got you.

I hope you are not raising offspring. Honestly, you do not sound like a kind nurturing person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get confused when divorced people who share custody call themselves single parents. I assume they're widow(er)s, but often they're not.

Oh GOD, not this type of moronic a-hole again. ENOUGH already with this BS argument.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you are divorced you are not "single parenting" --you are "divorced parenting. " Very different paradigm from those of us who do not have another adult in the equation at all.

Some single parents (me included) have another disordered abuser counter-parenting/deadbeat/horrible parent adult in the equation, which is actually *worse*. In my situation, I wish it were just me. I pray for peace. Post-separation abuse is a horrendous thing to endure year after year after year, with no end in sight, all while effectively shouldering 100% of the parenting.

[Anonymous]

I’m a single (solo) parent and I don’t care if people who were previously partnered or who are coparenting use the term. I only object when I’ve made a post stating I’m a single parent and all the answers are things like “do it when the kids are with dad”/“ask the dad to help out/pay more”/“where’s the other parent”. If people state they’re single parents then go on to ask a question about custody schedules or whatever, I’m perfectly capable of using the back button and frankly I’d much rather be in my situation than in the more acrimonious post-divorce parenting situations I’ve seen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a single (solo) parent and I don’t care if people who were previously partnered or who are coparenting use the term. I only object when I’ve made a post stating I’m a single parent and all the answers are things like “do it when the kids are with dad”/“ask the dad to help out/pay more”/“where’s the other parent”. If people state they’re single parents then go on to ask a question about custody schedules or whatever, I’m perfectly capable of using the back button and frankly I’d much rather be in my situation than in the more acrimonious post-divorce parenting situations I’ve seen.

Why are you doing it solo?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Wow, some of you are really proving OPs point. If you are not a single parent, why come here to dump on other people?

Did you not read the title?

Yes, I did. Did you?

You obviously can’t comprehend then.

So dumb.

Yes, you are.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Apart from being widowed, single parenting is always the fault of the parents.

“Fault?”

You are so judgemental. I really hope that karma does not have your address because life is long, and your whole story has not been written yet.

Karma already got you.

I hope you are not raising offspring. Honestly, you do not sound like a kind nurturing person.

As you hypocritically tell someone you hope they have no children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Apart from being widowed, single parenting is always the fault of the parents.

“Fault?”

You are so judgemental. I really hope that karma does not have your address because life is long, and your whole story has not been written yet.

Karma already got you.

I hope you are not raising offspring. Honestly, you do not sound like a kind nurturing person.

As you hypocritically tell someone you hope they have no children.

You told a stranger that their children don’t have a father because the family is being punished for something she did .

When you have no idea what kind of woman she is or who is responsible for her kids needing a new parent.

Yeah, I am pretty confident that you have demonstrated your nature.

(And before you post some snarky retort, think about who you have become.)