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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What a bizarre final comment you make about marriage. How does being alone help women??[/quote]

Well, as a single mom making $300, I can guarantee I have far less arguments about how I’m spending my money or child raising decisions than 99.9% of married people. (Not, op). [/quote]

Well,  I certainly don't want the tragic life of raising a kid in a single family.  I am in a happy marriage with a man who is a great dad. I could never imagine depriving my child of his dad. I also have the security that if some thing happens to me, my children still have my husband.  Maybe you chose a loser to father your child.

Your anecdata about financial issues with a partner speaks volumes about the kind of family you were raised in. Sorry, but many people were not raised in dysfunctional families.

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You are such an idiot. My mom's father was killed in the war while my grandmother was pregnant. My classmate died of leukemia and left 2 kids behind. Better to be a single mom than have a loser mom like you.  [/quote]

+1 My dad died at age 25 of lymphoma (he was a healthy athlete and a lawyer), and my mom and I were on our own until she remarried. Your comments are dark and negative and you should examine why you hang out on the blame and judgement end of the emotional scale instead of moving up. I wonder what kind of abusive home you came from to intentionally try to hurt others this way. Probably a pretty mean one, hurt people hurt people and all. [/quote]

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