Would You Rather Date A Single-Partnered Parent, or Someone Who Had Several Partners But No Children?
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all interesting responses.
I would think both are viable if
a) the person is a serious and mature believer.
b) currently lives a life of abstinence, and has done for a reasonable amount of time, because they want to be pleasing to the Lord.
c)if children are involved - their current mental health, feelings and wishes are taken into account. (Whatever the reason the person is a single parent, the child will have been affected by it regardless. (I would rather be lonely than become a stumbling block or source of pain- especially to a child!)
d)their ex (spouse? assuming they were married) is not trying to reconcile. In such a case it would be wise to ensure there is a good reason for the divorce and for not reconciling, and that the decision is permanent and unlikely to change down the line.
I would think both are viable if
a) the person is a serious and mature believer.
b) currently lives a life of abstinence, and has done for a reasonable amount of time, because they want to be pleasing to the Lord.
c)if children are involved - their current mental health, feelings and wishes are taken into account. (Whatever the reason the person is a single parent, the child will have been affected by it regardless. (I would rather be lonely than become a stumbling block or source of pain- especially to a child!)
d)their ex (spouse? assuming they were married) is not trying to reconcile. In such a case it would be wise to ensure there is a good reason for the divorce and for not reconciling, and that the decision is permanent and unlikely to change down the line.
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I have never dated a man with multiple partners that’s not my thing . I would love to date a man who is sincere and truthful a child with him will be most welcome, as I am divorced and a have a son myself. So I don’t mind meeting single dad . He must be a man of God . Man after God’s heart . A heart for Christ and I am praying 🙏 I will find Him here .
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