Women Late 30s single and looking for marriage and family

[Anonymous]

Would you join an established couple ( married) to become a throuple? On the table is a child/children of your own plus becoming a parenting partner to other children, friendship with current wife, and romantic relationship with husband?

[Anonymous]

What?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What?

What's confusing you, darling?

[Anonymous]

Yes. Wish I’d had that option. Not gay, but would much rather raise kids with another woman as the primary partner than a man. You can have one two people work and one person be the main stay at home partner, best of all worlds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What?

What's confusing you, darling?

No one is confused, we’re just disgusted. We don’t think you’re edgy, darling, just damaged and sad.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn’t. Sounds like a lot of potential points for things to go south.

[Anonymous]

Girl no

Stay single

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What?

What's confusing you, darling?

No one is confused, we’re just disgusted. We don’t think you’re edgy, darling, just damaged and sad.

I don't. I think it's a cool idea. Not my bag. Seems like it could be interesting, or it could be a disaster.

[Anonymous]

Even if you are ok with it, imagine the stuff the children in that relationship would have to deal with. Just no.

[Anonymous]

Go for it. Sounds super stable and a great way to raise a child who surely will turn out great and have no relationship issues at all. Definitely will last a lifetime.

[Anonymous]

Are you talking about joining the fundamentalist mormons and becoming a polygamist? Serious question.

Sounds like a terrible idea, but they've been doing it for hundreds of years so maybe you should fly down to Colorado City and interview the women to see if you think that would make you happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. Sounds super stable and a great way to raise a child who surely will turn out great and have no relationship issues at all. Definitely will last a lifetime.

This model predates what you clearly think is the ideal and has proven to be successful..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are you talking about joining the fundamentalist mormons and becoming a polygamist? Serious question.

Sounds like a terrible idea, but they've been doing it for hundreds of years so maybe you should fly down to Colorado City and interview the women to see if you think that would make you happy.

Religion isn't really my thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Even if you are ok with it, imagine the stuff the children in that relationship would have to deal with. Just no.

More people to love and care for them sure sounds terrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Wish I’d had that option. Not gay, but would much rather raise kids with another woman as the primary partner than a man. You can have one two people work and one person be the main stay at home partner, best of all worlds.

This is what I'm saying. It sounds pretty ideal. to me. All solves the problem of not being enough men for each woman that wants marriage and family.