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Advice on Dating after Separation/Divorce w/kids
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quietnlonely
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Posted on 23-JUL-08

I need advice on how/when to introduce your kid(s) to the person you're dating. I don't want my son to meet every guy that I meet because nothing may come of that relationship...but he wants to meet the guy(s). He's very protective, he doesn't bother his father about who he's dating, but he tries to see who I leave the house with or who I talk to.



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quietnlonely
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Commented on 29-JUL-08

Thanks to everyone who responded back....basically you all feel the same way I do. I will continue to meet my date away from the house and not involve him in my dating relationships until something turns into a permanent relationship.



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Commented on 28-JUL-08

All very good comments here. I agree with nearly all fo them. I think it's wise to keep all introductions to a minimum until it's established there is a chance of permanency. In between then and now, dates should be referred to as "friends". Also, I REALLY like the idea of not meeting your dates at home. I know it's romantic to get picked up at home and for the man to put forth an effort, however, when kids are involved there needs to be a decorum that childless singles don't need  more...



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Commented on 24-JUL-08

He is probaly trying to keep you getting hurt.then then there is the fear that the new man in mom's life will take away time with mom, plus the emotional fear of abandonment.Kids at that age Or older want to know what is happening. Let them know what is going on .But dont give them the life story. as for when the relation ship gets serious then give them the whole life story, hopefully by that time they will be at more of ease with the new person in mom;s life.



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Commented on 24-JUL-08

I have 3 boys and the 13 year old seems to be so very interested in my dating. He will ask me questions forever, and try to ask personal questions at that.

I tell my boys if I'm dating someone. I explain that we are getting to know each other better and if and when I feel its more serious, I will have them meet. During the time I am dating I will talk and mention the man, perhaps show pictures or even have them talk to him on the phone. I want them to feel comfortable in knowing this perso  more...



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quietnlonely
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Commented on 24-JUL-08

He's 13



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Qadesh


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Commented on 23-JUL-08

I concur with Ozred, without knowing the age of the child it makes it difficult on what direction to take. With that being said, a child needs to know their boundaries. They may have many questions, only give as much information as is needed. I do not think that a child needs to know every man you date. 21st century here, and women may have lovers, and sample along the way for many different reasons. Those reasons are your own girl, and a child does not need to know that. I am sure that you  more...



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Commented on 23-JUL-08

I think that if your son KNOWS you are dating, then you should introduce them right away. Aries is right, he NEEDS to know this person who his mom is seeing.

My kids never met anyone I dated... but then again they never KNEW I was dating to begin with.



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Commented on 23-JUL-08

Quoting: Originally posted by quietnlonely
I need advice on how/when to introduce your kid(s) to the person you're dating. I don't want my son to meet every guy that I meet because nothing may come of that relationship...but he wants to meet the guy(s). He's very protective, he doesn't bother his father about who he's dating, but he tries to see who I leave the house with or who I talk to.

You're his mom...the first women in his life he has/will ever love!
He's bound to want to kno  more...



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ozredhead62 Preferred member
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Commented on 23-JUL-08

Just wondering how old your son is? I think this can make a difference as to how you handle things.



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