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We Have A problem...


I started randomly dancing at work the other day, which can only mean one thing.

 

LET THE SUMMER FUN BEGIN!

 

 

 

 

If you somehow ended up in the situation where you had a child, and were single, what would be your top priority, raising your child, and spending all of your free time with him/her, OR dedicating your life to finding your life long partner, and putting that before your child?

 

Lets just say I know this girl, who was in a situation like this, spent all of her time on online dating sites, everything you could think of looking for that perfect guy to marry, and all the while introducing her six year old daughter to every single guy she's dated and or had sexed with within a month period (Her count was at like 23). Does she even stop to think what this might do to her daughter? Nope because all she cares about is finding that guy...

 

I mentioned she just got married to a guy she's known for a little over two months right?

 

It's no wonder why we had a falling out with her, and are no longer on speaking terms. Sad part is I still care about her, and her daughter, we became really close, and even though I forgave her for the cruel things she said to me, did to me, put me though. I can never forget, I will never forget, but I still care, god damn me for having a f**ken heart. Why can't I just be cold hearted like the many others out there?

 

 

And yet I still feel bad for her kid, no matter how much of a spoiled little brat she is, I can't blame her, afterall it's not her fault that her mother does the things she does.

 

Why is it that all the good people who would be great parents, want to be parents, pray for it, always end up getting the short straw?

 

Another day, in the life of Michael.

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MikeL

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Michael, it seems your friend is not only anxious to find a new hubby, she is also promiscuous. (You may not agree, but the statistics speak for themselves.) This is very bad for the daughter. Even six-year-olds who don't know much about sex pick up on the lifestyle. Her mother is teaching her what "acceptable" conduct is. There's a good chance she will reprise what her mother is doing when she is grown.

 

Sorry, I have no idea what you can do about the situation given your strained relationship with the mother. You do have a heart. Guard it with your life.

 

Mike

B1ue

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Eh. Sucks for the kid, but I'd not worry overly about the values she's passing on to her daughter. At least as far as promiscuity goes. We don't necessarily pick up our parent's bad habits. I'm not an alcoholic, not an addicted smoker, and the only illegal substances I've ever partaken of were tobacco and alcohol.

 

Instead of picking up my parent's vices, I've picked up wholly different ones. On that note, promiscuity in and of itself is not exactly a bad thing. When it stems from a lack of self-worth, yeah, that's no good, but enjoying sex is not a bad thing. Neither is enjoying sex with many partners. Like MikeL, I'm aware of the statistics, and despite them people that think they're sluts but haven't even broken into double digits on the number of partners they've had in their lifetime make me laugh.

 

Knowing what little you've told us of the daughter, it's that she's showing her kid that a person isn't a complete being outside a couple that bothers me. That's right into the self-esteem thing I mentioned, and that's good for no one. Not much you can do about it, but hope that things work out enough that you can once again be a part of there life again.

 

Or you can just not worry about it. My parent's claim that kids continually surprise their elders with their strength and resilience, and they'd know. Between their own memories, watching their siblings, and then watching the next generation grow up, they've observed a hell of a lot of people grow into adults.

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