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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I made out well in my divorce.  Got lucky I suppose.  I had a good prenup and it saved me.  Still lost a lot and don’t recommend marriage to young men, it’s not worth it.  I’d be a lot richer if I hadn’t

I do well but I won’t be dating divorced single mothers. Recreational use and not, no commitment.  I tend to date younger and more attractive women for the most part. Single divorced mothers carry too much baggage and bitterness.  And most younger women love that I’m a single dad.

OP is probably low quality and low value herself so that’s what she attracts.  Most women hit a wall at 35 and some sooner.  And if you think you deserve a high quality man but have no qualities yourself that attract high value men you’re going to be single for a long time.  Most women in this area do not have the qualities high value men want so there is a lot of single women here.  But like I mentioned above, most are for recreational use only. [/quote]

You sound like a real prize and not remotely bitter, not at all.[/quote]

Whatever.  I love this guy.  I’m in my forties, mother of five including three teens, daughter to a mom and dad who are aging and need help, doctor with a busy practice, etc.

I love it when he tells me that I am for recreational purposes only.  That just sounds so simple and so freeing.  It makes me feel like I’m some kind of sexual Buddhist monk.  
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