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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ugh, the worst OP. I'm so glad my husband calls my son his son and treats him like his son. [/quote]

PP, is your son's father in his life?

Not the OP, but it isn't about how you treat or how much you love the children. Usually when people ask you how many they have, they are not assessing your love for your children, they are seeing how you spend your time, what you might have in common, etc.

I love my step-children like my own and no words can change that. They wouldn't disagree.  But I'm not their mother. They have a mother who they love and who is involved in their life and I respect that. When I identify myself as a step-mother, it says nothing more than that.  Identifying my role. It is not exactly the same as as being their full time mother from birth.[/quote]

Yes, his Dad is in his life! He is still also my husband's son too. My husband is his step Father, and my son is his son. There is no step in at least his title and the love that my husband gives him. [/quote]

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