Single Moms
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sometimes i wish i was a single mom. i know its not much help, but i just wanted to send hugs and a bump.
im not sure why you must explain being a single mom? i might be wrong, but i think the people that should know probably already know...i.e. your mom, etc.. anyone else, it shouldnt be their buisness. not every bf needs to know. just maybe the one you might meet and marry ( if its what you want) -
I am sorry. Once the baby is here maybe things will feel different for you. I know it is hard but when I hear the twins laugh or giggle or get excited about things it makes me happy and I really cannot fathom the idea of living without them. I hope things get better for you it sounds like you have a good support system. Don't worry about explaining yourself to people it's none of their business.
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Its hard being a single mom, but you are and you've got to do what you have to do to make a good life for you and the baby. The guy is more than a source of income, he is the babys daddy and youve got to keep your feelings about him out of the relationship between him and the baby. You would probably get alot of help from counseling. -
You sound depressed. I suggest you look into counseling. There are a lot of places that take all insurances, including medicaid, and some will even do a payment plan.
Also, see if you can find a part time job. Having the income and time away from the baby will help you feel more grounded in the outside world.
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I just want to start off by saying you never HAVE to explain to anyone how you became a single mom. I just say things didn't work out, or something to that effect. It gets a little better as they get older. That I can say from my own experience. It is hard, and it is a struggle. Some days are better than others. If nothing else at least know you don't have to tell anyone anything you don't want to!
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First off...go to a clinic and see a doctor. It sounds like you have depression and no matter how great things are when you have depression life will still feel horrible to you.
Your child's father isn't "helping" you by giving you money...it's his resposibility as the child's father to pay child support. Never forget that and never let him make you feel like he's "helping" you. He's doing what's required morally and legally.
I felt the same as you. Like my life isn't my own and I'm in charge of these little people 24/7 (I have 4 daughters) and I never get a break. then I met some awesome people who let me see that it really does take a village to raise a child. If you need a break let people know. I promise you'll likely be pleasently surprised by the help you will get.
And you don't have to tell anyone the story of your child's conception. Simply, "his father and I are no longer together" It doesn't matter that you were only together for a few hours, lol. It's no one's business how your little one was brought into this world but yours and his.