Does she know you're bi-sexual?
Seer......just be careful......you might be a rebound relationhsip for her...and if yuou fall hard for her it might be bad...
It's not that she might (on purpose) be "using" you to get over her husband, like ... in a conscious way...
I am sure she doesn't see it in that way...she is genuinely attracted by you and wants the relationship to work..but ....by the speedness of all it seems she might not having solved some isssues from the previous one..
I have been in a rebound relationships after my divorce.....and i was really convinced to open a new chapter because i thought i was over my ex husband...well......it wasn't true and i regret having made a very good guy paid for that...
I wish not to be that guy...since then...have fun and feel the butterflies in your stomach.........its such a wonderful feeling...;-)
Star.....oh yes....the quote from McGuire:
"A real man wouldn't shoplift the pootie from a single mom"....:-)
After i divorced i was kind of worried no man would have wanted to date me because i had a kid.....it turned out they wouldn't care less.....and some of them didn't even have kids on their own...
My daughter met the guy i was into the longer relationship after 5 months i was dating him ...at that time it seemed it was going good....it didn't...
So at least my daughter didn't run the risk to get too attached to him....
Kids should always come first in this kind of matter...:
As long as you tell the person you're with that last week some guy was blowing you, then it's a decision adults can make.
My question was, have you been honest and allowed HER to make an informed decision, or are you making it for her by keeping this information to yourself?
If you think this doesn't effect children, you're ignorant.
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I was hoping you wouldn't say "I was a child myself." I have crossed the divide. I know the difference. There is one. It's like trying to describe an orgasm to someone who's never had one. I'm sorry, but that is the truth. Parents?
You couldn't protect yourself, and so you coped as you had to. You want your kid to have it better. It's instinct. And you start to realize what you can avoid and include to make it so.
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Two words: "Old Yeller."
"sob"
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Hey,
Sorry this post got out of hand before I had time to comment back!
Right, I've spoken to her about it. Basically, things are moving very rapidly between us, and it scares us both. But we can't help how we feel so we're just going to chance it, basically.
But with the kids, yes I met them ONCE, and was introduced as "mummy's friend'. Now her kids meet her friends, work colleagues etc, so I think meeting mummy's new friend once a week can't hurt. I'm not staying round when the kids are there or going for family days out and things. I don't want them to get attached to me incase something should happen. But I do want to see them sometimes, as you'd meet a parent's friend, so that if we do decide to make things more serious and involve the kids it won't be one hell of a shock to them.
I know I can't be a father, I don't have it in me. But I've got a wicked step dad, a really good guy - I'm pretty sure I can do that! I remember when he'd come round and stay, he was not like my mum's previous boyfriends. Her previous boyfriends just assumed I was a normal young boy and expected me to want to play football with them. I hate football. Always have. My stepdad doesn't like football, he didn't make an effort, he likes golf, and he invited my brother and I to driving ranges with him. Thinking long term, if it comes to it I can be a step dad, and I know I'd be happy doing that.