sweetlullaby
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Im sorry Linzi but you're being extremly rude and patronising towards quite a few ladies on here. Im reporting this thread before things get anymore heated.
To be honest I think your attitude is terrible. This woman obviously has her own reasons for the child not seeing its father. Did you stop to think that maybe HE didn't want to be involved. I know for sure that I would in no circumstances want my child around or in the care of any man who was violent, abusive, drunk, on drugs, or as OP said, a psycho. That to me is more harmful than not having a father in your life. I agree in principle that if a man wants to try and be a dad to his child then one way or another he should be allowed. But there are certain circumstances where they are way past chances and do not deserve to be given one at all.
im not really bothered what you think of my attitude tbh..
i dont agree with that at all.. if a man has not harmed the child i dont think he should be kept away from him/her
even if its through a contact centre, under police supervision i stil think they deserve a chance.
you chose to carry on commenting when i told you not to if you dont like what im saying..dont blame me that your feelings obviously got hurt!! reporting me isnt going to change my views.
<<<<<<<can we please get this thread back on track and answer the OP's question rather than taking shots at one another?
Look love, I didn't BUTT in, I answered the OP's question just like you did. Anyway, end of conversation.
To OP, sorry your thread went a bit off track, I personally would ignore people that try and tell you what is best for your child. I assume your friend has no children? Or has a child but with a partner? There is nothing wrong with being a single mum so don't let them tell you otherwise. As long as your child is happy the that's all that matters![]()
this is a forum, your not always going to get the opinions u want to hear (well read), im not trying to upset anybody, but if i am gettin attacked because of my choices i am going to defend my self wether anyone likes it or not..i actually understand your point of view NOW..! and like i sed im glad your considering contact if he gets help and if its supervised..and the topic did get back on track until you posted this
Tbh hun, sometimes life just doesn't work out how we plan. We all think we will grow up, have a job, get married, have kids, a big house, car, holidays. But it rarely works like that. I accidentally got pregnant at 18, had to leave uni, then fob left me for a man and I have been a single mum ever since. Your friend, saying he doesn't want kids till he's older, is probably thinking his life will work out the way I said at the beginning, but he shouldn't shun people who's doesn't
Tbh hun, sometimes life just doesn't work out how we plan. We all think we will grow up, have a job, get married, have kids, a big house, car, holidays. But it rarely works like that. I accidentally got pregnant at 18, had to leave uni, then fob left me for a man and I have been a single mum ever since. Your friend, saying he doesn't want kids till he's older, is probably thinking his life will work out the way I said at the beginning, but he shouldn't shun people who's doesn't
Very true! I always thought of being happily married and all that "Disney fairy tale ending" stuff! ha Life happens and you just have to deal with it. This is what God has handed me and Im gonna do whats best for me and baby.