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Created by: PDGunther Original Starting post for this thread:
I am struggling to understand, because I never had a child. What is with the twenty year olds, professing love, and I am talking about women here, then before their child is a year or two old, they decide that motherhood is difficult, and they find a new guy? They either leave with their child, or leave the father with the child. I know being a Mother is hard work. I never had the luck to be one. Why did they have the urge to "be a Mother" if they find out it is too hard?

Created by: PDGunther
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I am struggling to understand, because I never had a child. What is with the twenty year olds, professing love, and I am talking about women here, then before their child is a year or two old, they decide that motherhood is difficult, and they find a new guy? They either leave with their child, or leave the father with the child. I know being a Mother is hard work. I never had the luck to be one. Why did they have the urge to "be a Mother" if they find out it is too hard?

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User Details are only visible to members.	"Not mature enough, in my opinion, to fully comprehend all the hard work and sacrifices that go into mothering." What the love of my life is tactfully NOT saying is; How does a woman near 48 with two teen kids decide one day that she really didn't want kids after all (well, the work and responsibility of them anyway) so has a long term affair, then eventually leaves to become a religious nut (when said lover decides he liked her better MARRIED), leaving her kids behind with dad so she can pursue 'life 2.0? The previous describes my ex.... This morning I was pondering how I could possibly be so fortunate as to have the love of this woman and two incredible kids that respect and love me.....
East Fishkill NY			Username hidden (2772 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"Well, it's exactly that--they are twenty. Not mature enough, in my opinion, to fully comprehend all the hard work and sacrifices that go into mothering." ----------- ...aint that the truth! ...sometimes they're just taller 'know it alls'. lol! ...my youngest has taken years off my life, and he's not 20 yet! ...yikes. lol
Kunkletown PA			Username hidden (2981 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Well, it's exactly that--they are twenty. Not mature enough, in my opinion, to fully comprehend all the hard work and sacrifices that go into mothering. I got married young (to my ex husband) at 22, and had my daughter at 23. Even being married, it was TOUGH sometimes, but I never once regretted my decision to have my daughter, and I was fortunate enough to be able to stay home with her full time until she was seven. Now she is approaching 20 (yikes I feel old!) and talking about getting married and having babies herself, whereas just two years ago she declared that she would NEVER get married and have a baby. Maybe the mothering instinct kicks in at that age?
East Fishkill NY			Username hidden (2772 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	As a young mother of two I know that I am constantly making mistakes. It really sucks and I just hope that my daughter and I can have a different relationship than my mother and I have. Being a parent is the most difficult job in the world.
Beaverton OR			Username hidden (62 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Oh wny, all parents make mistakes. I certainly have my share. I just recently asked my children what some of them have been, different for each. I can't un-do them, but I will try to not continue them. I don't think we are still 'raising' our children at 25. I do hope to be of gentle guidance and a person of comfort, support and love tho for the rest of my days to them. That's all we can be when they are adults. Best wishes to you! Try not to let the guilt get you.
Kunkletown PA			Username hidden (2981 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I had my daughter at 21, she was a birth control baby. I was scared, alone and away from home . I did the best i could do, i made mistakes that she pointed out just recently. I was hurt but in opening that door of conversation, i admitted i did some things and said some things that i wish i could take back but can't, i have to live with them to the end of my days. But i have and always will love her, she's my heart and i will fight to the death to protect her. In still raising her (she's 24) i probably will still make mistakes. There is one one thing i told her first off, i am a woman, second i am a mother, it's not instill in my dna to be a great mother but i will try my best to be a good mother albeit sometimes with mistakes.
Buffalo NY			Username hidden (20 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	there are alot of messed up people on here, because of their parents. glad to see im not alone, lol
Philadelphia PA			Username hidden (1420 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I'm the result of a broken condom, too. My older siblings were given family names but mine came out of the blue. For years these differences really bothered me, even though my parents made a point of letting me know I was loved and appreciated for being the "good" kid while my siblings were causing all sorts of problems. As an adult I now am glad to not be automatically grouped with the rest of my birth family since our beliefs, political leanings, and way of dealing with life are so much different. The best parenting behavior I ever had the privilege to learn from came courtesy of my in-laws. My parents and their parents before them left a lot to be desired when raising kids. My parents were astonished at the amount of love (in the form of attention, interest, patience, time, etc.) my in-laws showed our kids, and thought my hubby's parents were ridiculously dedicated to the youngsters. I simply know in my heart that I and my kids were blessed to have my in-laws in our lives, gifting us with more love and positive role modeling than I ever could have imagined.
Sheboygan Falls WI			Username hidden (6977 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I just wish there was an erase button. Like i said before, I'd start at 18.
San Marcos TX			Username hidden (23661 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	My mom doesn't even CARE to realize how fucking looney and cruel she is. She just flat outs ignores any mention I make of it. She changes the subject and morphs into her sweet "who me?" voice. She thinks she was destined to be the mother of the century, and she clearly thinks she lived up to it. Hell, what do I know. Apparently she did with my two sisters. I'm the only one who got left behind.
Concord CA			Username hidden (2087 post)

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