Anonymous wrote: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.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They just weren't the right fit, for valid reasons.
Sounds like you're too picky.
Anonymous wrote:They just weren't the right fit, for valid reasons.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Single 39 year old here.
I've been looking to get married since I was 25. I am decent looking, thin, in ok shape, etc. Its not because I am too picky or becasue I don't want to get married to becasue I focused on my career. It's just really really hard to meet guys.
I don't think you're being fully honest and this is 90% of the problem. You have to confront that it is probably something off-putting about your appearance or personality that is causing these difficulties for you.
Anonymous wrote:
I don't think you're being fully honest and this is 90% of the problem. You have to confront that it is probably something off-putting about your appearance or personality that is causing these difficulties for you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Single 39 year old here.
I've been looking to get married since I was 25. I am decent looking, thin, in ok shape, etc. Its not because I am too picky or becasue I don't want to get married to becasue I focused on my career. It's just really really hard to meet guys.
I don't think you're being fully honest and this is 90% of the problem. You have to confront that it is probably something off-putting about your appearance or personality that is causing these difficulties for you.
Anonymous wrote:Many people in their 30s are tired of all the BS dating really is. They are old enough to see through the facade, and it's demoralizing LOL
Anonymous wrote:
Please, I'm married so I don't have to trifle with your lame asses anymore. But see how hard you're laffing when you're 43, never been married, and now the cute young girls won't mess with you and you're still in your apartment, alone, with no family like the respectable men have.
Anonymous wrote:
"Thin" and "in great shape" are not synonyms. At all.
Anonymous wrote:Single 39 year old here.
I've been looking to get married since I was 25. I am decent looking, thin, in ok shape, etc. Its not because I am too picky or becasue I don't want to get married to becasue I focused on my career. It's just really really hard to meet guys.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Add to that that men in their mid-late 30s and are single/childless usually are in that predicament because they have Peter Pan Syndrome and don't particularly want to settle down and have kids or they're just total duds nobody else wanted, and there you have it.
Peter Pan Syndrome? I laffed.
We just don't want to get married. But you don't figure that out until you're making the walk of shame from the Metro back to your apt.