You meet this awesome person and you get along with them great. Only thing is that they have a child from a previous relationship, is that a deal breaker for you?
For me personally it is. I don't want to be in a relationship with someone who already had a child with someone else. The personal connection would be difficult for me to make if at all.
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Look at Ron Swanson
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If it's more than one? Nope.
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Sounds like an easier way to have threesomes! [spoiler]Lol. For real though, I'd not care too much but I'd take it into account. If the kid's a rotten little shit then that would be a deal breaker.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplySince I'm in high school, yes
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I'm not big on kids, but I would not pass on, possibly, a great thing over a child. Yes, I'm aware of the obligations I may be inheriting, but at my age, girls without kids is a quickly shrinking pool of options.
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I personally wouldn't mind if the person has kids If u love some one shouldn't matter their gender nor their situation. U should love them for who they r n their kids. Be the kids role model n such.
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1 ReplyIt started out as a joke. My friends had joked about it - even egged each other on to try it. We all laughed at the concept. -blam!-ing a bowl of cheerios? The mere idea sent shivers down my spine. The initial roughness in texture. The cold milk shrinking my erect PENIS. "What joy could there be in that?" I thought to myself. After a few weeks nobody brought it up anymore. We'd moved on to different jokes and catch phrases as most groups do. They weren't as funny, but they definitely weren't as weird. We did the usual things and Friday was drinking day. By 2:00 am all four of us were plastered. Jake let out a long sigh after pounding another shot of SoCo and Kevin was loudly snoring on the couch. After a twenty minutes or so it was just Steve and I alone left finishing off our remaining beers. "Dude hold on," Steve smiled. "What's up man?" I said in my drunken stupor. Steve sloshed his way over to his refridgerator and removed a gleaming white bowl from the fridge. I instantly knew what it was. "What the shit -blam!- is that Steve?" I asked "-blam!-in Cheerios man. You should -blam!- them!" He seemed excited. "Dude it was just a joke. Don't tell me you…" I was cut off. "Naw dude I didn't -blam!- no cheerios. But I will bet you $50 you won't do it." I had my excuse. "Fine -blam!-er I'll do it." I was becoming erect already. "How will I know you did it, huh?" I froze up. My erection started to die. "Is this some elaborate ploy for you to see my -blam!-ing dick, bro?" I shouted, nearly waking our sleeping companions. "Nah dude I just don't want any -blam!-ing cheating, man. I got $50 on this shit." "Fine, I'll do it with my back to you and just stick my dick out through my fly." I was erect again. We both went silent. I carefully walked to the corner of the room and looked down upon the soggy mash of Cheerios awaiting my erect cock. They were Honey Nut. Without waiting I plunged my eager tool deep into the bowl. The milk washed upon my swollen testicles as they dipped into the soft contents of the bowl. I thrusted gently and realized how the cheerios seemed to react to the shape of my member. The bowl was deeper than I expected. I heard crys of laughter coming from Steve but I kept going. I wave of white anticipation struck me as my PENIS grew stiffer and my balls rumbled with an all to familiar feeling. I came. I came into that honey nut flavored bowl of beaten cheerios. My semen mixed flawlessy into the color of the bowl. My knees went weak. My breathing hastened. "I -blam!-ing love cheerios," I said with a smile. Three days had past since my first cheerio-man encounter. I had since then started experimenting with different things. I tried chocolate milk, but it the whole experience just felt… interracial. I tried adding sugar as well but the clean up became a hassle. Finally I settled on bananas. They were the missing part of the equation. The cheerio inspired orgasms had doubled in strength, but my roommates were growing suspicious. I had never ate cheerios in the two years we'd lived together and now I was going through a box per day. And nobody had ever seen me eat a bowl. I knew I had to be careful. I called Steve to to joke about it a few days after it had happened and he didn't remember. I lost $50 but gained an experience that can only be equated with touching God. It was a fair trade. With Steve out of the way I felt a little more relaxed. "But not as relaxed as I could be," I whispered quietly to myself. A grin formed on my face as I slowly exited my room and made my way down the stairs. Only my roommate Lynn was home. She was gorgeous, but I had no time for girls. I had cheerios.
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Kids no, any pet besides dog or fish yes.
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1 ReplyIf I love a guy and he has a kid, so be it. Him having a kid isn't gonna change my feelings for him.
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No. But IMO, it's wrong to get too involved with the kids before you know you want to be serious with him/her. Kids shouldn't be subjected to adult problems or situations.
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Depends how old I am, if I'm like late 30s or early 40s then her having kids is ok, as long as she is willing to have one of my kids.
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I feel you bro. I have made a life choice to not have kids. So when I find out that a woman does I'm out. I don't want kids of my own. So why would I bother with someone else's kid(s). Knowing they are from some other guy... f*** that drama. I don't date anyone with kids. Which is why I don't date at all. Everyone I know, or have met around my age has a kid or two.
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If the kids a little older and can fend for themselves in a lot of ways? Sure why not, it would only be for a while. Plus I'd like helping a kid through school and life, being somebody they can talk to. Plus I will end up with someone else's kid anyway as I'm probably going to adopt.
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children are a nope
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5 RepliesEdited by tjustie: 8/5/2015 4:05:37 PMThe question in the title and the question in the body are opposites, so I don't know what to choose on the poll. It wouldn't be a deal breaker for me though.
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Absolutely not. I have no desire to care for children. If they have a kid, that's a dealbreaker for me. Sorry.
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