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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Speaking as a woman who actually is single and a mom, I date pretty often. Sure, my ex is still in the pic but I also have support from family. I would highly suggest finding a regular baby sitter for a single woman by choice if family is not an option or moving back to your hometown, if the move would be a net positive overall.

Dating is hard for the first year or two and you might find that you're not interested in dating at that point. But after? I really haven't find dating to be any worse for me vs childless friends. All of my single mom friends are married/remarried now. Yes, you will have to find creative ways to date and keep yourself up, but it's worth it if you want to find a great guy. I'm not a completely self-sacrificing mom and I make zero apologies for it. I'm not raising my daughter to believe that her personal life ends as soon as she becomes a parent. I don't know of any men who develop this attitude, married or divorced.

Going it alone doesn't have to be a death sentence to your dating life.[/quote]

+1 and what a great post.  This was nearly my exact story.  I met many terrific (yes, hot, sexy and beautiful) women  - single moms - in the 3 years I was dating post-divorce.  And I only dated women 35+ - they actually had "it".  I was fortunate to have met one amazing single mom (who was 38 years old) and we are now very happily re-married and raising a terrific blended family.

Good luck OP.[/quote]

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