And i love & Adore Blk sisters like yourself. Thank you for the praise.![]()
I love brothas like you thank you for this excellent post.
And i love & Adore Blk sisters like yourself. Thank you for the praise.![]()
I love brothas like you thank you for this excellent post.
Thank you brotha. We have to stick together.And i love & Adore Blk sisters like yourself. Thank you for the praise.
Forgive me for the long message in advance plz but everything I’m saying comes from experience. When it comes to dating you always should look for and analyze all red flags🚩. When doing so the rule should be no more than 3. Some say even less. If there are 3 or more keep lookin. And i count at least 3 based off what you gave.
1🚩— His choice in women particularly the white woman. What drew him to her and what broke them apart. Also the biological mother too because most intelligent people know what they are getting into before they create whole new life with someone. Most ppl choose to ignore truth and see why they want. What did he ignore????? Most Importantly once you find out are YOU willing to ignore??????
2🚩— The young lady im sure is very sweet and beautiful. However keep in mind she is at the age where she may still be molded but there will be certain character traits that will seem solidified and some of those traits Daddy might have help built. What will you do when you disagree wit them???? And its you against them???? Which brings me to my last flag.
3🚩— This one is all you. If you think for a second you might treat this young lady different than your own future children then that should be the first and only clue you need to say NO to this one. No matter if she is angel or the devil reincarnated that young lady did not ask to be here and Definitely didn’t ask for the only woman who was suppose to be there for her to walk out. Loving a child tht did not come from you is hard work especially if you and that child don’t mesh well. How will you add mental and emotional scars to her if you get down the line and realize it doesn’t work out you.
Just somethings to consider. Peace and Love fam and B1 to you sister.
I am happy about this update. Even more happy to know that you were doing your do diligence. I hope things keep working out.I appreciate this, seriously. This is why I shared about it here. I like to get people not involved to look over what is happening cause my feelings may be clouded.
1 - He doesn't have a set preference according to what he has told me. He has dated white and Hispanic women but mostly dated black women. He is mixed himself. I can't expect him to be 100% in one lane. That being said, from my understanding... She put up a false front. She made him believe she was something she wasn't. She has fled the state and wants nothing to do with her child or him. Now I don't know her family at all but I have to wonder if they are racist and threatened to disown her for sleeping with a half-black man. As far as I know, she is just a run-of-the-mill white woman.
2 - This is something to consider for sure. I am not going to be a replacement for her absent mother and I am sure as she ages, this might cause issues. This is where the relationship between me and her father will have to be strong.
3 - I have a long history of overthinking, overanalyzing, and worrying. I have trouble with anxiety. I have since my teens. My concerns were of what you mentioned, hurting her if something went south with me and her father. You are right to point this out.
Since posting that, we have been seeing each other and I will be meeting his daughter and spending time with both of them this weekend. After getting to know him more, a lot of my fears have subsided. That being said, there is no guarantee for what the future will be and children always make things more complicated.
I second this. Being willing to step into a Black child’s life and help them develop into a contributing member of society is the most admirable thing you can do. If your attitude is better conditions than your grapes, you’ll be a great step mom sourgrapesI am happy about this update. Even more happy to know that you were doing your do diligence. I hope things keep working out.
P.S: It is true you can’t replace her mom But that choice is for her to make. I think any Blk man or woman like yourself who are willing to step in and take care of any of our blk children that were abandoned by one or both of their parents is more than worth the Title and Championship there of. Not many people would do that. The fact that you are willing says something about your heart condition and your sense of love and justice.
If no one has said thank you I will start. THANK YOU For being who you are.
Peace&Love and B1 Sista.
Yes brotha. This has worked well for me. I need to get out of my way and stop messing situations up.IMO. The best way to meet. To be introduced, thru a highly regarded friend.
Yes I will brotha.Ok...work on that.
I think I mentioned it before, I feel like this has to do with racist family ties. Like the woman had family who couldn't come to terms so she had to choose the man and the baby or her family. This is what I think happened with my boyfriend's ex. I think her family was not happy about her being with a black man and having his baby, even though he is mixed himself. Some white people are very much stuck in their ways and they want their kids to be stuck there with them.This is off topic but I know a guy who had a baby by a WW and she up and left him with the baby too. The baby is 8 months and she has been gone for over 2 weeks now. Is that common?
I completely understand your worry regarding a possible relationship with a guy who has a 6-year-old daughter. You're worried that you may treat the child differently than your own, and that's completely understandable. A lot of people have this same mindset, so you are not alone. However, from personal experience, I found it just as enjoyable to love the stepchild the same as I do my own. If I'm with my significant other and she already has a child, that child becomes my own. I'm not only supplying the needs of my significant other, but I'm supplying the needs of that child too. Who knows, maybe you could have a bond with that child and treat it as your own? You will never know unless you give it a try and see how it plays. Keep up updated!A friend of mine's fiance has a cousin who she wants to set me up with. He is a light skin dude (mixed) with pretty green eyes. She wants us to go to the wedding together but was hoping we could actually date first and go as a couple. They are getting married at the end of January. I saw some pics and he is an attractive man. He is about 6'2, nice built but on the thinner side, working on starting up his own business, and has a lot going for him (already owns his own house). The only thing is, he does have a daughter from a past relationship of whom he takes care of full time. The mother skipped state when she was 2 years old and basically dumped her on him. His ex was a white woman so the little girl is more white than black. I don't have an issue with that though. She is a cute girl and all and no baby momma drama in the picture but my concern is that if it became serious, I might treat our children better than her. I always had this worry when dating men who already had kids. I am not sure how I feel about it. She is 6 years old now and he is 32. What would you do in this situation? Any advice?