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Obviously if your an older man and single you might have to but I'm only 25. Laugh

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By:
blackestnight
When: 16 Sep 15 23:27
Could be a bit of a minefield, decide if you like the girl first.
By:
blackestnight
When: 16 Sep 15 23:29
You could end up as second best to the kid and there is always her ex to consider.
By:
aasbff
When: 17 Sep 15 00:11
There's always a catch with women isn't there?

Balls to that then!
By:
blackestnight
When: 17 Sep 15 00:26
Ive had two longish and lived with relationships with two single mothers. The first one her ex wouldnt leave her alone, wasnt that bothered anyway. The second, I woke up one night and shes sat with her baby pointing at me in bed saying softly, daddy .... daddy ..... daddy.
By:
akabula
When: 17 Sep 15 00:28
25 is quite old btw.
By:
aasbff
When: 17 Sep 15 00:33
I would have either shat myself or ran out of the house on the second blackestnight.

25 is old?! I've only just learned how to make a Pot Noodle ffs.
By:
blackestnight
When: 17 Sep 15 00:34
The first one now has 3 kids and the second one has four.
By:
blackestnight
When: 17 Sep 15 00:37
To be fair, both were free pu55y and a place to stay.
By:
akabula
When: 17 Sep 15 00:44
Was only joking aasbff. As regards taking on another kid then I'd advise steering clear.
Most kids are horrible if let be and you'd be in a no win place if they give you lip.
The daddy ... daddy ... daddy thing. Feck me where's me shoes.
By:
aasbff
When: 17 Sep 15 00:54
You've pretty much killed it for me now blackestnight...

And there's akabula with the nail in the coffin.

END OF THREAD.
By:
lfc1971
When: 17 Sep 15 02:34
Man hands on misery to man
It deepens as a coastal shelf
Get out as early as you can
And don' t have any kids yourself.

Larkin.
By:
DIE LINKE
When: 17 Sep 15 11:52
Humbert Humbert
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 17 Sep 15 13:06
was chatting a russian bird up a couple of weeks ago and she didnt seem happy her friend mentioned the kids Laugh

next week she looked absolutely stunning....shame my bird came back HappySad
By:
Roquebrune
When: 17 Sep 15 14:59
Don't go out with a goatkeeper?
By:
jed.davison
When: 17 Sep 15 15:25
I started seeing a girl a few years ago, had known her some years before just after I got married, there was obviously something there. So after about six years, split up with the wife, got in contact with her, she says 'oh i've got a little girl now btw' put me off a bit, but thought I'd see her a few times and see how it went.

The little girl, it's fair to say, hated me, used to kick me, punch me, even head-butted me once, not many things as annoying as a two-year-old girl sticking the nut on you. If I touched her mother in front of her, tantrums, all sorts of bad behaviour.

Five years later, still with the mother, and me and the little girl are like father and daughter, been the best thing that has ever happened to me.
By:
mememe
When: 17 Sep 15 15:47
jed
are you sure it's a little girl??
sounds like a small primate.

Keep an eye on her, is my advice.  If she scampers up a tree then it's a sure sign.

The pretending to like you is a trick, imo ... long term strategy, very wily.
By:
DIE LINKE
When: 17 Sep 15 15:51
Just wait til it comes full circle again in 5 year's time, Jed!
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 17 Sep 15 16:48
On balance I say no to stirring another man's porridge and certainly not when the evidence of his previous feasting is writ large. Aam oot.
By:
naydam
When: 17 Sep 15 17:35
Jed. The little girl is very lucky to have...and vice versa. It's surprising how easily women can ruin a super kid.
Take a bow, you both deserve it. Happy
By:
jed.davison
When: 17 Sep 15 17:59
Helps that the mother is a nymphomaniac yogi. Laugh
By:
neworder69
When: 17 Sep 15 18:48
done more than a few,had my own "daddy" moment........she must have seen the look on my face as she then said she was only joking,never went there again which was a shame as she had a cracking pair and loved it in the wrong un........
By:
Steamship
When: 17 Sep 15 22:42
Depends if the father is involved with the child
By:
Roger The Butler
When: 17 Sep 15 23:15
I would not bring up another man's children. And the thought of seeing another man bringing up my children sickens me to the point that I will never let my relationship fail.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 18 Sep 15 12:51
The future Mrs. Blue has two wonderful children aged eight and ten. They now have three houses to stay in, Mum's, Dad's and now mine. I've met the Father a few times and we get on just fine and the children accepted me pretty much straight away and everything is perfect. We will move in together after we get married but that won't be for a few years yet until the children are a bit older. The Father is a very good man and has stepped up in looking after them emotionally and financially. Things couldn't be better really.
By:
crags
When: 18 Sep 15 14:27
Good luck with that, Slippy.
By:
Aspro
When: 18 Sep 15 14:49
I accepted another woman's daughter in 1986/7 - She was 6 months old and a few years later we had another. That child is now 30 next year and our relationship is as strong as ever. At age 16 she changed her name to mine, by deed poll. It was the most amazing gift of my life (I never married her mum so couldn't legally adopt her). She IS my daughter as far as I'm concerned.
By:
Aspro
When: 18 Sep 15 14:56

Sep 17, 2015 -- 11:15PM, Roger The Butler wrote:


I would not bring up another man's children. And the thought of seeing another man bringing up my children sickens me to the point that I will never let my relationship fail.


A man is a man; a parent is a parent

By:
jamesdean
When: 18 Sep 15 15:55
If I had a hat on I'd doff it to you, Aspro.
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 18 Sep 15 16:54
It only takes a sperm to help create a life.
By:
Aspro
When: 18 Sep 15 18:33
thank you jamesdean; appreciated
By:
neworder69
When: 18 Sep 15 22:07
good stuff aspro......sincerely.

good to know a decent man can do mug bets:)
By:
naydam
When: 19 Sep 15 01:10
In which case you would explain why that action was inappropriate. Hopefully, your presence would be one of benefit for the kid.
I suppose that you can get a bad 'un, even if they're your breed!
By:
Aspro
When: 19 Sep 15 02:20
that's my weakness n69 - crags a baby soon becomes 10 years old
By:
digdeep
When: 19 Sep 15 02:35
25 so what!
By:
sidthekid
When: 19 Sep 15 20:53
Just because you cant see the child, does not mean the woman has not had one,
consider this;
Between 1968 and 2003 nearly 6 million legal abortions were performed in Britain.
There are about 200,000 abortions in Britain each year (187,000 in England and Wales and 12,000 in Scotland).
That amounts to about 550 abortions every day.

in the past 6 years about 1 Million abortions took place in England and Wales.

Children are given away for Adoption, your woman may have done this.
By:
crags
When: 19 Sep 15 22:07
Aspro, doesn't matter how quickly the ten years go. It's very different taking on a baby that will always see you as a dad than to walking into a ten year olds life.
By:
TheBetterBettor
When: 19 Sep 15 22:16
feck that, I aint going to be a full time baby sitter.
By:
crags
When: 19 Sep 15 23:27
TBF, it's very hard for someone of Slippy's age to find a woman without baggage.
By:
The Leopard
When: 19 Sep 15 23:47
Probably Louis Vuitton.
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