on friday i was at work and i got this girls phone number, she added me on myspace and i just veiwed her profile for the first time and she has a 1month old baby!! and she is 16 to
idk wat to do, like my mom wants to meet her cus i told her we were hanging out and i dont want her to meet my mom now lol,
I culd just block her and not answer her phone calls but she knows whwere i work.
i culd just get in and out but thats mean lol and im starting to think thats not the best idea lol
just role with it. its no big deal if your mom meets her. its not your kid… do know worries. If shes cool, shes cool. but i would not recomend “getting in then getting out” that always tends to end with bad juju. or another kid
If you are not ready and/or wanting a relationship that includes caring, raising, supporting a baby and kinda being a father and having a family, then tell her that.
Maybe it seems mean, maybe it seems a bit immature to some people, but at your age and from what it seems like what you want, I think that would be the most mature thing to do.
Be nice about it though, but dont beat around the bush either.
Unless you do like her enough that her having a kid doesnt phase you, then go with it.
Agreed. Personally, I wouldn’t want to get into a relationship with someone who had a kid because that’s a lot more responsibility than a simple gilrfriend. I’m 20 and have way too much on in my life to be able to support a kid. Depends how much you like her though. If not, you just have to say you’re not ready for a relationship. You don’t necessarily have to tell het it’s cos she has a kid.
i culd care less about that, its how my mom wuld think of me, everyonc in a while she brings up wat happeend a while back, and i dont want her to be all like theres something wrong with my son, thats 2 grils now,
This seems like good advice. It may seem hard now, but you have taken on an adult situation. As chess grandmasters say, when you are behind, complicate. When you are ahead, simplify. Do not over think this. Do as Jerrick advises.
Be well,
william