MishLuvsHer2Boys wrote:
It's men like you that think us women with kids and all especially single ones are just a person with burdens added... I don't blame my aunt for not really bothering with men and choosing to be a single mom to her 2 sons if she had to deal with this from a lot of men. I can see why she gave up. It's hard enough to find yourself in a situation where you're a single mom with kids, don't need a bunch of jerks that won't give us the time of day because we have kids. I'd rather have a real man that would accept my sons if I were a single mom whether they were his biologically or not... t
It is against the fundamental laws of evolution for any male of any species to willingly bring up offspring of another. I don’t want to talk about what lions do. But generally speaking I don’t think that many women can understand this unless they go through the effort of learning Darwinian Biology and see things from a scientific prospective.
Another thing is that I have other responsibilities in my own family. I do support my own family to a limited extent without the small support I give to them, I don’t they would be able to survive financially. At a point I would be expected to drop that support and think about my own life family. If I was to drop that support for someone with children, then it is someone else’s child that is going to benefit opposed to my own family. I know my young sister Natasha is going to have a very hard time in life and I am the only one who she will be able to trust when my mother is not around.
Though I have to admit that love can strike at anytime to anyone, but for many, *if not most usually end up finding someone to stop them from being alone because being alone really hurts. But I am not yet willing to take on a mother with children if the love, real love is not there. It would be too much for very little in return. If I want someone, to be there to stop me from being alone, then I want the relationship to be lightweight at best.
As far as generalising man, then it is quite easy to generalise the single woman who have never married thus not respecting the sanctity of a stable marriage to bring up a child into. And personally I do believe in strong marriage and bring up children. But my discussion isn’t about whether having children out of wedlock is morale or not, it is about the relationship between me and someone who already has children.