I just do what I have to do. It doesn't matter if I am too tired or don't feel like dealing with stuff, I have to.
I will not allow myself to be in a relationship just so I won't be single either. I would rather stay a single mom than bring the wrong man into mine or my children's lives.
2007-04-26 06:09:20
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answered by ♥itsme♥ 5
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I'm a single parent of a 13yr son. Its great, we spend alot of time together doing the guy things (helps that I'm a tomboy) but I have to admit there are times when all I want is some peace and quiet. There isn't the other person to help entertain the children, but now my son is older he is doing things with friends and school so I get that me time in. The most important thing I have learned being a single parent is, 1. Love your child just as you would if you weren't single, don't over do it, to make up for the other person 2. Be a parent, not a friend (kids have enough friends) but be there when they need you (even when they think they don't). Hope this helps.
2007-04-26 06:13:10
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answered by Girly1 4
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I was a single parent, and I just did everything I had to, to provide for me my kids. it got hard sometimes like when your at work and your kids are sick and you have nooone else to help you, but its not so bad if you have some great friends willing to help you when you need it. being a single parent isnt so bad. I admit being a single parent is alot harder than if someone was there with you helping you, but keep good friends around and do things with other single parents.
2007-04-26 09:38:57
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answered by luvleebabygurl22 2
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You just do......The most important thing is the child/or children that you have that need you and depend on you. It's all about their best interest. They need to know and feel secure and stable. It's hard being a single parent but, you should try not to make that child feel as if there's not another parent involve. Don't make him/or her feel like they are lacking or missing something...Give them all the love you have!!!!!!!!
2007-04-26 06:18:17
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answered by Yvette D 5
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you just do it! you stop feeling sorry for yourself and do what you have to do for your kids...they didnt ask to be born...but you now have the responsibility to take care of them...being a single parent isnt easy..but it is done..every day...by men and women! Hopefully, you have some strong support from family members and friends to help you, not so much financially but mostly emotionally...
Choose any future mates wisely...and dont let your kids get attached before you feel you may have a future with this person...they will only get more hurt and confused!!
Reassure your kids that you love them and if they are old enough to understand what is going on...make sure they know that this is not their fault!!
Make sure you have their father pay child support! Good luck to you and your family!!
2007-04-26 06:25:54
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answered by susan c 2
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I am a single mom of 4 kids. Its hard some days but then when u look at them you know its worth it...I had my first kid when i was 16 and it was hard but i had all 4 of them by the time i was 22 and i am now 32 and i wouldnt change it for the world
2007-04-26 06:13:37
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answered by short_n_sweet21632 2
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initially, being single is lonely - there is not any getting removed from that fact although that's early days for you. you heavily isn't single continuously - it in simple terms sounds like that now! Secondly, you're divorcing your husband because of fact he's violent and he beat you. Getting returned with him in simple terms for the reason which you're lonely or for the reason which you're finding it complicated to enhance your infants on my own isn't an selection. do not make your self right into a sufferer - final time he beat you - next time he might desire to kill you, and what correct to the youngsters - might desire to they be uncovered to daddy beating the crap out of mommy? No - and you comprehend that - that's why you're divorcing him. in simple terms supply your self time. you basically kicked him out of the abode 3 months in the past - there is not any rush. Get your self right into a ordinary, see in case you may cut back returned your hours at artwork so which you will spend greater time with the youngsters. attempt to get a sitter one evening a week and bypass and do something you have constantly had to do - learn how to play an device, take dance training - notwithstanding. as quickly as you start up off socialising returned you will additionally start to fulfill adult men and that i assure which you will not basically be a 31 365 days previous single mom for long! you have nonetheless have been given the better area of your existence previous to you so get available, take administration of your existence and start up off taking area in your self! the very better of success to you!
2016-10-30 08:55:57
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answered by ? 4
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It's the hardest thing, believe it or not!! But what keeps me going is knowing that It will all be worth it in the end. My kids father is not present. But I refuse to let that get me down, because I love my kids too much. I have to stay focused at all times. What I do now is all that counts, my kids need to be happy no matter what the situation is. So I'll do anything (postive) to make sure they are happy. Loving my kids is easy!!
2007-04-26 12:53:59
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answered by SexyBlackFasho 3
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I'm dealing it's tough, but it can be done. I have 2 daughters, 7 and 2. I have to say it's the power of God that keeps me, and I don't want to sound all religious and all of that but I've come to a point in life where nothing else has worked for me, but when I leaned on Him, He supported me. There's millions of people who say God don't exist but if you look on my life alone, and when I stepped out on faith, He came to me. I don't sleep around anymore, I'm not hateful and hurtful anymore, it just worked out for me because I trusted in Him. So to sum it up that's how I deal, the strength of God.
2007-04-26 07:59:03
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answered by Nish 4
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its hard and rough at times but then at the end of the day you can say i am head of houshold. at times it may not be much and it seems like it'll never workout. but when your child looks at you and says " love you" it makes it a lil easier to deal.
2007-04-26 06:12:30
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answered by VINA 2
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