Yes you did make this(no particular order list) proud mom at #8.)...............I have a hunch who all the seasoned nurturing moms are around here !
The Sultry Christine would make a great mom at #.7) (In this no particular order list)................Christine, however must act soon since it takes alot of patience to be a new mom.
Great Mom Tarshi, You also made the list at #12.)...but will have to split the title for Australia’s greatness mom with mama...how many daughters and how many young blokes do you have?
It seems that men are not joking about this topic. For me, a marriage would not be necessary or a condition. Out of my experience, that´s also no guarantee... But for sure for legalising the fathers custody, it would be ímportant. Anyway I suppose that it is for some men an arousing imagination, if there is now a wish behind or not..(By the way for me it is very special,too) And I also suppose that it is a point of age, because this phenomenon happens to me only the last few years. When I was younger, nobody was interested in. The men are older, more responsible,bigger life-experience, they maybe know what they want, many are looking for a new life. I am older, too. And maybe there is simply not so much time anymore..
hahaha, Athena you cracked me up. I tried to give you rep for this but appt I have to spread the love first.
I think many pregnant women are beautiful, being pregnant makes them seem motherly and nurturing. A part of me would also get this cheap, egotistical thrill from knowing that I've impregnated a woman but it's just for kicks, not something that would justify my creating another person. I don't want biological children.
Yes, but in a couple of days of meeting someone? I would imagine the topic comes up in years but not in days.
i dated a liberian guy who brought up me having his child the day we met. should have had a cue when he told me he loved me BEFORE our first date got under way, lol
:smt043:smt043:smt043 Those type of guys are a little off-putting, aren't they? It's hard not to :shock: when you hear that from someone you don't really know very well.
well i kept dating him for another 4 months so he must of had some good points but when the baby mama drama started ( his ex abandoned thier 2 kids after stopping him from seeing them for over a year ) i had to move on for sanitys sake
Depends, I'm 39, I get it out of the way ASAP not some much "Do you want to have my child" but "Are you down for having children" - No? See ya.
Yeah that would shock me if someone even brought up something like that during a first date or when you first meet someone. I try to keep things rather light and dont have a strict guideline of questions that I would grill the girl with lol.
