Divorce
Single Parenting Int
- RespeitoUme
- michigander873
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» RespeitoUme - Hello Tina!
Hello Tina! My name is Gina-I was just entrigued/curious about this toic of 'Single parenting' that you have invited me to speak on. I guess a concern that single parent(s) may have is having a balance of role models for the child. For example; a single mom with son(s)...Who is the male role model?Is a male role model needed? And, how may a single mom find such a man. He doesnt have to be a boyfriend-he could easily be just a friend. For myself- I have a daughter--makes it easier because we are both girls n can both go into the ladies washroom, or swimming change room. ..Her male role models would be her uncles n my father, who are all exceptionally well-balanced,healthy men. BUT, what about the women who dont have such support????What can they do?? Do you think that it really matters if there is both male/female input into the upbringing of a child? I dont know..Im kind of tired right now-hopefully this all makes sense to you. My thoughts are a little jumbled right now. If U wish- please write me back. Im now a member-so I'll be back to check this page out.Have a good nite--and best of wishes to you. ps. Im from Cold Lake, Alberta,Canada. Itz kinda chilly right now=) g'nite.-- posted by RespeitoUme
» michigander873 - Hello Tina!
In response to Hello Tina! posted by RespeitoUme:I think male role models are extremely important. Their dad lives 1500 miles away, but both Grandpas are in the same town. They do talk to their dad everyday, but I realize it's not the same.
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