The harsh reality is most that single men 30+ will end up with a single mom & its not that bad.

Embrace it.

A lot of them are good women that made mistakes young. No need to punish them for the rest of their lives. Single moms are more down to earth anyway. They understand the struggle and you can have a real relationship with them.

Nothing is wrong with it.

No unicorn woman exist. Lana Rhodes in a business suit isn't coming to do your taxes and suck your dick...grow up and just do what you have to do so you wont be alone.

If you're older(30+) you really don't have a choice unless you want to go young and good luck trying to have a relationship with a gen z chick

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Have to disagree with you chief. 

Mid-Late 30’s here.. never dated a woman with a kid. Never had to. Plenty of single educated attractive women from late 20’s to mid 30’s without kids for a variety of reasons. (Education, career, no desire to have kids, or crazy)

Nothing wrong with dating single moms and I’m sure they’re great, but not the lifestyle I’m into. 

Also, don’t want to raise some other guy’s genetics no matter how hot that mom is…. 

 

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