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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Divorce if you wish, but do be aware that you might not marry or find a long-time relationship again. A single mom of a 7 year old isn’t exactly a hot commodity in the dating market.[/quote] Untrue[/quote] It is true. Practically it is very difficult with logistics and there are conflicting loyalties if you are a good mother. Men want to come first. Dating takes time. Even if you find someone the likelihood is they have no commitment to your child. There are a lot of issues you might not foresee. [/quote] You are clearly not divorced. There are not conflicting loyalties. Kids are first. Divorced people understand this. No issues dating as a single mom. That is not a reason to leave but stop spewing nonsense. You don’t know what you are talking about.[/quote] Well guess what I the PP and I AM divorced. What I said has been true for me. It’s pretty obvious why you’re divorced if this is how you react to someone sharing their experience.[/quote] If you have a problem, finding dates as a single mom, then you’re probably not very attractive because literally there are no issues. [/quote] Uh single mom is OK, single mom who is *twice* divorced is a huge red flag in the dating pool. Any twice divorced person is. [/quote] Who said anything about being divorced twice? No one is divorced twice. Comment not relevant.[/quote] Well, it would be OP’s second divorce. But her first one was a quickie in her 20s. Not as bad as having children with two different exes.[/quote] Irrelevant. No one cares about a quickie divorce sans kids.[/quote]
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