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Relationships
Avoid dating a man with kids
If you are a single woman without any kids, should you date a man with kids? If you want to get serious and marry someday, it is best to avoid the man who has already been to the circus. He is not looking for wifey #2. You will never be their mom, and you will never be his wife. Find a single guy to marry and have your own kids together. Take it from someone who knows.
 
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I can't believe this tip got posted. What a disgusting generalization of men with children!

Jes from San Diego, CA | Tips Published: 2

11:06 AM, April 26, 2007 PST

Wow, how prejudiced. I'd have to say this qualifies more as a bigoted slam than a tip. Such generalizations are damaging to the progress humanity has made over the past 50 years.

Kevin from Lynchburg, Virginia | Tips Published: 2

06:04 PM, April 26, 2007 PST

Wow, this is unreal. How offensive. Why was this even published? I don't see "tips" railing against women with kids. What this really a fair thing to post? I don't think so.

Adam from Killeen, TX | Tips Published: 0

07:34 PM, April 26, 2007 PST

i've dated and MARRIED a man with 4 kids!! We have both been "there" before and so we have grown and know how to make a relationship work now that we've been thru it before! we are so much in love and very happy we had our own baby together! i cant believe that was published as a "tip", shame on you Daytipper!

jackie from Western, pa | Tips Published: 1

08:38 PM, April 26, 2007 PST

"Daytipper strives to be a site that is 100% safe for the entire family" this is in YOUR rules, you broke your own, shame on you! this is DEFINITELY not safe for the entire family! especially mixed families. :(

jackie from Western, pa | Tips Published: 1

08:56 PM, April 26, 2007 PST

Although this tip is interesting and am not qualified to comment on it, the tip comes under relationship, so there shouldn't be much of a problem.. you are not going to find household tips here.. but this tip is a bit sensitive as the others above rightly pointed out..

Shankar from Palghat, Kerala | Tips Published: 1

10:31 PM, April 26, 2007 PST

Even if this tip IS under relationships, it should be a tip that is NOT offensive, ignorant or downright vindictive "Take it from someone who knows" she says...C'mon, this dudette is just using Daytipper to vent a sour relationship, wounded ego and her own lack of maturity. And she got paid to boot!

Debbie from Woodinville, WA | Tips Published: 0

12:41 AM, April 27, 2007 PST

This is an ignorant tip! I can't believe this person, most likely a woman, is ranting about a man who has other responsibilites than to spend all his time with her. Grow up!

Dawn from Steger, IL | Tips Published: 16

11:24 AM, April 27, 2007 PST

Obviously you were burned in a relationship, but it is very unfair to generalize. Are you saying that if someone has kids and gets divorce then that should be it for them? That they should never be allowed a chance at a love/relationship again? That seems a bit harsh and unfair.

Melissa from Bellwood, PA | Tips Published: 0

12:46 PM, May 03, 2007 PST

Also, it seems that you are implying a man who has the majority of custody over his kids. This would generally mean that he is at least somewhat responsible and definitely capable of caring about someone other than himself. I hope that you are able to find someone that does not burn you again, but I also hope that no one uses this tip.

Melissa from Bellwood, PA | Tips Published: 0

12:46 PM, May 03, 2007 PST

I couldn't help but notice that this tip was posted as 'Anonymous'. I'm always leery of utilizing a tip that a person can readily disown. I agree that this person sounds hurt and soured on relationships, but I doubt seriously that Daytipper can provide her the help she needs to heal.

Kevin from Lynchburg, Virginia | Tips Published: 2

06:53 AM, May 07, 2007 PST

Boy, others sure don't like your tip! LOL! Even though I'm in a relationship with a man with children, and will be marrying him (he actually WANTED "wifey #2"), I completely agree. I love him and his children, but have definitely found our relationship to have many more issues (mostly regarding his ex-wife). For all of those who are still single, you can't help who you fall in love with, but finding a childless man is (potentially) a lot simpler.

Amy from Ferndale, MI | Tips Published: 2

08:40 AM, September 29, 2007 PST

Not looking for wife #2? Then why are second, third, fourth marriages so common? You don't need to be the childrens' mother, you can just have some nice kids in your life!

S from London, Ontario | Tips Published: 0

09:42 AM, October 12, 2007 PST

I'm single, but I know someone who went through what you just said. Sure, it sounds prejudice, but in some cases it is true.

Amber from Norman, OK | Tips Published: 2

11:47 PM, October 14, 2007 PST

What a selfish and stupid thing to say. My father married my mother when she had already had my brother from her first husband. I would not be here if they had not gotten married. I would say if you had a relationship like this that did not go well, maybe you should look inside yourself for why.

Barbara from Pittsburg, KS | Tips Published: 1

09:13 AM, December 21, 2007 PST

I actually do agree with this tip. Should I say shame on me?

Jennifer from Paranaque, Manila | Tips Published: 0

11:46 AM, February 14, 2008 PST

Yep, surprised this was even "published", considering I, myself have submitted MANY good tips. This tip, however, is pathetic! TIP? Maybe, just not for the majority of the world. SORRY. And, to the publisher of this "TIP", I am sorry that you feel this way! I am sad for you. I will pray for you!

Tonya from Richlands, NC | Tips Published: 1

08:17 PM, March 12, 2008 PST

Clearly this "tip" was either a publishing mistake or an intentional ploy to generate comments..because beyond that it is an utterly ridiculous statement of opinion and should be deleted immediately.

Suzi from East Hartford, Connecticut | Tips Published: 2

08:34 AM, March 26, 2008 PST

I really can't believe they posted this. There are lots of great guys who have kids. boyfriends should not be chosen for there kids or lack there of. I am appalled by this topic!

rachel from fort wayne, IN | Tips Published: 0

12:38 AM, April 10, 2008 PST

I used to feel that way when I was in college with no kids. I felt that if I didn't have kids I wouldn't relate to someone who had them. I then married, had a baby, then divorced. I ended up with a guy who had a kid and felt very uncomfortable dating guys without them because of how I felt when I was childless. I however do feel this tip was ignorant because the whole wife #2 thing is false. I just believe each individual should know what they can deal with in any stage of their life.

Melony from Saint Petersburg, FL | Tips Published: 3

12:08 AM, April 15, 2008 PST

nice

asdzad from asdda, | Tips Published: 0

06:51 AM, April 29, 2008 PST


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