3. Do You Play The Dating Game?

[Fred75]

3. Do You Play The Dating Game?
As a single mother, you cannot afford to play the worldly dating game of love, sex and relationships. When you become a revolving door for hordes of males, you indoctrinate your son to systematically devalue and disrespect the female gender. By watching an assortment of males freely enter into and abruptly exit out of your life, your son learns firsthand how to become a playa player, pimp, baller and shot caller.

As he witnesses your failed relationships, tears of regret from your manifold sexual liaisons and learns how you were dumped, played, dismissed and disgraced at the hands of detestable males, his conscience becomes desensitized to the well being of all women. As you play the dating game, you persuade your son that males were called to be pimps.

As a single mother, if a man refuses to respect you as a woman and honor the fact that you have a child, he is not worthy of your companionship. You need to know that a man should not date you if he is not prepared emotionally, psychological, physically and financially to take on the responsibility of raising your child. It is an absolute waste of your time for you to date or court a man who:

* Doesn’t want children
* Doesn’t like children
* Is averse to raising another man’s child
* Is not interested in getting married
* Has it made clear that his objective is to dishonor you sexually

As a single mother of a boy, you are largely responsible for how your son will treat the next generation of women. Take that charge serious. Don’t set your son up for sure relationship, marital and manhood meltdown. Set before him an example of honor, respect and virtue.

[zinnia]

Seriously wtf are you aiming at with theses posts? That a single mom should just shut up and die already or what?

Your post above is full of BS.

Gawd i am so tired of men hating on women and telling them what to do and how to behave. Let every woman decide for herself what she wants to do.

[Fred75]

[Guest]

Actually, Fred has a point on this one, although a bit restricting, don't you think? It really isn't fair that the ex husband can be out there dating and playing while mom has to stay home and set an example of decency, but that's just the way it is. I think there is a way to date, but I would never dangle it in front of the kids. It's hard enough when parents split.