Christopher Calcano: no, things happen all the time than can make you a single parent. MOST men run away, unless they truly love you or really want to be apart of their child's life. mother's can't exactally run away.. at least not for 9 months. hahaha.. i'm pretty sure i'm going to be a single parent, so i'll let you know when the time comes for me to have my baby =)
Alphonso Brake: I don't know because i'm not a single parent but I think it must be hard to be all alone so money is probably a big negative
Randall Twehous: i think of that for the duration of many situations the husbands could do a extra suited interest elevating the youngsters, while the mother in basic terms thinks approximately taking each and every thing that she will, and he or she will in basic terms do it if she has the youngsters. that's while the undesirable bastard on no account stands a raffle, and he turns into the susceptible father, who's chuffed to be able to be sure the youngste! rs, and it relatively is in basic terms the youngsters who get all tousled. i think of that there are all forms of circumstances, truly relies upon on the persons...Show more
Mark Hovanes: There is not very much that is good about being a single parent. For me the only good thing is the fact that I am NOT married to my son's father. Although my life took a turn I did not expect I have a beautiful child. The single parent thing is immensely difficult though. Not only am I in my mid twenties & practically shackled to my parents house. While I study to keep up my 3.8 GPA in a full-time competitive program at a 4 year university, I get to watch my friends go off & live their lives while I head off to waitress 30 hours (6 shifts) a week so that I can scrape by & practically miss the first 5-7 years of my sons life. All the while having to share custody with a jerk whose general veiws completely conflict with my own & who still trys to have a strangle hold on my life & emot! ions even though I left him years ago. What I REALLY hate thou! gh are ******* who are going to judge me for having a child so young and being part of a "family-less" generation when all I did was chose not to terminate a life that MY actions led to. Overall though: my baby is the best thing that I have ever done with my life & I am better because I've had to do it on my own....Show more
Lupe Sancen: The best thing about being a single parent, for me, is having my son in my life, and all the joy he brings me. But that is the same for any parent, single or not. The only positive thing about being single specifically I suppose is the fact that I get him all to myself, but that would imply that I wouldn't want to 'share' him with a loving father, which isn't the case at all. I would love it if he had a loving father in his life and if I had someone to share this amazing experience with. But his father isn't loving, nor in his life.Worst things for me are the fact that I pay for everything (I don't even get child support) - yes that i! s empowering in a way, knowing I'm his sole provider, but try telling me that when I'm down to my last few £ and only eating one meal a day so my son can eat three. That and the loniliness, and not having someone there to help me out, not having someone to leave him with when I realise I'm out of toilet paper at 11pm, and not having someone who shares equal pride and joy in my son as I do....Show more
Hilde Heskett: Best thing - Being able to make all the decisions for your child without having to check with the other parent, like how to discipline, which schools the child should attend, etc.Worst thing - Being alone, having to support the child (monetarily) on your own, answering the hard questions (like "where is my daddy?"), etc.
Cassondra Vanholland: I don't think there is anything good about being a single parent and as long as people glorify single parents then there is going to be a family-less generation of children in this country
Len Dalba: the ! best things about being a single parent are the same as just being a pa! rent. Like the reward of making your kid smile, or helping them with their boo boos and what not.the worst part is not having anyone to share burdens with, or even those special moments with. Your doing something alone, something that definitely takes more than one person (it takes a village). The hard part is knowing what your child is missing even if they haven't figured it out yet....Show more
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