-
AuthorPosts
-
Good things come to those who wait.
…but often we receive the unexpected.After ten years in a relationship with someone who cannot have children, I was shown the door. I would have waited another ten years for her if I thought there was hope. We agreed there was not. This is a bitter pill, but it carries sweet freedom.
Like most of us here, free as we are, I have decided to start a different kind of family. No marriage, few expectations, parents who want to be parents foremost. The details of this are various, and I will focus on listening to what is needed. I have a lot to learn.
I want to learn about our hopes, our resources and our limitations. I am ready to listen about timing, distance, and frequency. I want to share what we cherish most, then hold them gently. I want us to be good ancestors.
The females here seem to know what they are about, many having arrayed their lives for single motherhood. I can work with single mothers, nonbinary couples and otherwise. I know how to listen and wait. I would prefer to be a partner and co-parent.
How old are you and where do you live? I sent you a message. But not sure if that’s how to use this platform as I am having trouble connecting on here.
Thanks!
Hi future mom. I’m 41 and living in Seattle. I haven’t received your message, but I’ve had some problems with this platform myself.
I’ll see if I can’t get around that. Good luck in your endeavors whether we sync up or not!hello, am 32 years from Uganda in Africa, can yu consider that?
Hi,
Hope you’re doing well. I live about 3 hours south-east of Seattle. I have to be honest I’m not sure about this, but I want to say I tried everything. I’m a single female looking for a co parent. I would really like a partner in this rather than doing it alone.
-
AuthorPosts
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.