Any success stories on dating a chick w a child?

damaged goods man. no sense. she aint the only down to earth. she aint blue fin tuna, and even if she was and damaged, u go and find some other fish with out baggage like salmon or yellow.fin
 
Is it possible? Yea. But like the gist of the thread b, it isn't worth your time and heartache. The kid is 6 months and if you 2 actually get serious that kid can form some major issues down the road. If your gonna go all in, prepare for all the outcomes and the possibilities that anything can happen. Also who's to say the baby daddy that's "doing his own thang" right now doesn't have a change of heart and come to realize raising his seed isn't more important?

My personal experience - Im 0-3 b.
 
6 months old? Naw man.....naw.

It's one thing if you meet a chick who has a 6 year old from a prior marriage or something. But a brand new baby? Nope.

You're gonna end up playing daddy before you know it, and you probably won't be comfortable doing so.
 
OzarkShark said:
I'm talking to a real down to earth girl I like but only problem she got a 6 month old baby and the father don't live with them he just doing his own thing. I'm pursuing a serious thing and set up good ground rules for this baby I'm basically going to help here and there just give her rides when I can but no money out of my pockets

Anyone on here dated someone w a child and worked out? Tips? Yay or nay

Thanks in advance
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You think you did. You didn't. Six months old? Run. Far away.
 
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at the father doing his own thing.
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Gee, I wonder what that means?

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No money out of your pockets, OP? 
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 In one way or another, down the line, that is unavoidable.

Avoid the situation all together, and find a girl without a kid. You'll be meeting the baby father's parents to drop the kid off to be babysat in no time. Unless you're into all that "she's the one" type of stuff, and don't think you'll find a girl who you're compatible with anytime in the near future.  
 
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You're not going in with the right attitude. You're pursuing a serious relationship but consider the kid a "problem?" They're a permanent package, so your problem is never going away. And not providing for the kid? That's not going to work. What are you going to do when you go grocery shopping, tell the cashier the baby food is separate?
 
6 month old child? Bro stay away. If the kid was older 2-3 years old maybe. She'll expect you to wake up 3-4 in morning to feed that kid, that ISN'T YOURS!
 
I've dated 2 women with kids. 2 completely different situations and personalities. Really wanted to make it work with one of them, but it didn't work out. It can be worth it, it can not be it all depends on the chick and the situation.

With that said you've lost your monkey *** mind trying to wife a chick with a 6 month old. A toddler is something different, but a new born? Get it together fam.
 
1.Single moms are single FOR A REASON


2. If baby daddy wanna hit, HE GON HIT


3. Don't hit and quit, take starscreams advice "RETREAT! RETREAT!"
 
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Dude is still hitting that for one. Do you really want a girl with a 6 mo? 4 years cool. 6 months I'm good.
 
OzarkShark said:
I'm talking to a real down to earth girl I like but only problem she got a 6 month old baby and the father don't live with them he just doing his own thing. I'm pursuing a serious thing and set up good ground rules for this baby I'm basically going to help here and there just give her rides when I can but no money out of my pockets

Anyone on here dated someone w a child and worked out? Tips? Yay or nay

Thanks in advance
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Save yourself the heartache B
She got a kid with this dude, fam. Her heart will always be with him. He will be in her house, he will be in her mouth, box, and booty. It's not worth it.
Disaster waiting to happen
 
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