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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'll echo everyone else. I know you feel old and you've wasted 5 years, but all things considered you're still relatively young and you're about to free yourself for the rest of your life. Go read about all the divorces and cheating that happen in marriages WITH kids. You'll feel much better about your decision to divorce, live your life on your terms, and be a mom all by yourself and get to make all the decisions and avoid conflict and disappointment. You'll build your own family. And later if you're bored you can revisit having a man in your life. [/quote] Also I'll be very clear about this. I understand you think the version of divorce you are facing right now is particularly hard because you don't yet have children, and that is true. But for many many women who are divorcing with children, it is excruciating because they are losing 50% of their children's time due to join custody. If I could go back and do it again, knowing what I know now, I would choose to have kids on my own because I know I can count on myself and I would never have to face losing half my child's young life to the unilateral self-serving decisions of a spineless cheater.[/quote] This. It is a million times easier to have a child alone than with a guy. Just look at all the threads here from men who sit on their phone all day and don’t contribute, and hide behind “ADHD”. Sad reality is most men cannot function, especially not once kids are in the picture. You are WAY better off doing it alone. [/quote] I wouldn't want to have kids without my husband. I don't think I could do it. Not saying OP can't, just saying not all of us are married to losers. [/quote] OBVIOUSLY, it’s easier to have kids with an involved and equal partner than it is to have kids as a single mom. And usually - and definitely in cases like the OP’s situation - it’s easier to have a kid as a single mom than it is to be saddled with a worthless partner. [/quote]
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