Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is her daughter an only child? Is your son?
Yes to both.
Do you want to have more children?
No
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is her daughter an only child? Is your son?
Yes to both.
Do you want to have more children?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is her daughter an only child? Is your son?
Yes to both.
Anonymous wrote:Is her daughter an only child? Is your son?
Anonymous wrote:How old are your kids?
Why do you need to get married at all? Can’t you just live in your house and she in hers? You can go in dates and have companionship without destroying your child’s life.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. A few more things that concern me. It's never about my son. It's like, well we'd just move in my house, your kid should go to school where my daughter goes so it's normal for her since you only have him 50% of the time (instead of us coming up with something together), my kid is used to this so your kid should adapt.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been dating a woman for a few years. I just can't make the decision to propose. We both have a kid from previous relationships. I'm nothing but accepting towards her daughter. She constantly tells me how to parent. The difference is she has full custody and I have 50%. I get that my kid's not perfect and neither is hers. But it gets exhausting to constantly her what my kid does wrong, etc.
Please do this for you child's sake. She does not love your child. She is first and foremost only concerned about her own.
These disagreements will get bigger. Definitely do not marry this woman. Maybe once all the kids have flown the nest, but do not marry and give kid a hypercritical step-mother.
Anonymous wrote:I've been dating a woman for a few years. I just can't make the decision to propose. We both have a kid from previous relationships. I'm nothing but accepting towards her daughter. She constantly tells me how to parent. The difference is she has full custody and I have 50%. I get that my kid's not perfect and neither is hers. But it gets exhausting to constantly her what my kid does wrong, etc.