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Im sorry, I shouldn't be scaring you with all this emotion! It is amazing the strength single parents have within them.Never stop inspiring and spreading hope, as that is exactly what you are doing on your blog. 🙂I would do a fancy trackback to this but honestly – I have yet to be able to do a proper one of those yet.__Reply Wow crazy Dave – more like Pretty Cool Dave lol.I think that is soo so great that you go to this sort of effort for your friend, and have such great encouragement for singles mommys 🙂 It's great to read and to see such positive views for single moms, all the best 🙂Reply Hi, I'm Ija from Malaysia.I am a single male with no children, never married so in all honesty I know very little about children or single motherhood.I found this site because I have a friend who is a single Mom and I thought this would help me understand her plight a bit better and it sounds like she has had experiences similiar to many of yours- The biological father of her child abusive, not paying child support etc etc.

My true Prince Charming, Benjamin is now 5 years old. I hope you don’t mind but I’ve added you to my list of reads on my blog! Replywow, on second vist; intending on seeing your video one more time, I can now really see from a clearer perspective that you are merely showing us your life. reading it has been like reliving the last 6 mos — and the next 6, im sure — on fast forward.so, yeah. Stay strong and always PMA (Positive Mental Attitude)Reply I just adore your blog!

Either way, I just wanted to thank you for “putting yourself out there”. Obviously, we are going to find out if you have children, and I am not at all saying… In just 40 minutes reading your site made me feel I wasnt soo alone, I mean there are tons of “single parent” things online…but none nearly as entertaining and relate-able as yours! I’ll tell you the same thing I tell every man (always men by the way) who leaves comments like this on my site: I agree with you – children need fathers but when the father is absent by his own fruition that makes it quite difficult for us, now doesn’t it? I’m 26 and dating a 32 yr old mother of a 6 yr old. We are on are 4th date this week and this information has helped a lot. I should know I was married to one – one who beat and strangled me in front of our kids.

I’m sure that others will draw the positives from your life and not concentrate on the negatives of their life. Thank you for sharing your stories and giving a single mom something to smile about! Rather than stay in a marriage with a non-father, a man unable to actually be a father, it is – in my opinion- better for children to be raised solo by a loving mother. He shares the same views as the insightful ‘Ben’, and I know first hand how a child needs their father – but not when it ruins the child’s life by a parent’s own lack of sense, father or mother – in my case it was my husband. Thank you for your openness on this – I have tried to explain this concept to a friend (who is married to a helping husband) and I’m not quite sure she understood what I was saying.

My fans call me inspirational and refreshing while my haters call me “a disgrace to my gender” and a bunch of other things too nasty to publish. I am already a sinhle mother to my four yr old son although his dad is involved in his life but now i found out im pregnant with a guy i was seeing a very short time and he probably wint be in this childs life because he is young and immature. And yes, Annette, I’d love to be added to your blogroll…Reply Rachel Sarah at Single Mom Seeking told me about your blog. And I’ll work on those additional videos as soon as I get a free second – which is never. I was surprised because it seemed like, by saying single, you were simultaneously saying that you wanted to be with someone, and or then that you were looking for someone. Like in the newspapers, we have all heard about the “Single adds”, in which people put up their selection of lines to date. It’s a Funism Book all about sex humor and some other amusing stuff. I’ve added you to blogs that I follow and I can’t wait to read more!

I’ll let you decide what you think, but if you’re a total jerk there’s a good chance I’ll delete your comment – because the world has enough negative energy already. I really like it and wanted to tell you about my single-dad blog. Or, if you meet someone that says, “yeah, I have a single friend” — we’re quite conditioned to think that this friend is then looking to date. adore your new look…keep up the wonderful work of being and awesome inspiration! Reply I just stumbled across this blog and it is quite interesting.

After marriage counseling, much soul ringing and yet another really nasty fight I decided it would be better to raise my four month old son alone than in that environment. 🙂 I hope my single friends would read your blog so that they’d see that being a single mom isn’t bad and it isn’t about finding someone but being happy in your own situation. I’m a product of a single mother…and I don’t think single mother’s get half as much credit as they should…so, just wanted to say, that no matter how hard it is right now, one day you’re kids will thank you and will appreciate how hard you work to raise them…I know I did! One of my fears of being a single mom is that my son will grow to hate me because i left his father. When I was dating as a young woman, I did look at men and wonder if they would make good fathers. She said, “Oh Teri, that’s all well and good, but at some point, the kids move away and you have to be sure that you have someone you have a real relationship with.” This was good advice.