Thread 81477886

anons raised by single moms how did it effect you? would you date a single mom yourself? what are your thoughts on them?

>>81477886 (OP)
Its terrible. I have life long PTSD because of it. I hate single mothers and I'm distrustful of women in general

After seeing what my mother did to my father before they divorced I'd never go for a single mother. Doesn't really matter because I'll probably be single forever.

i was born with a misconfigured brain. so not much. there is a lot of bad shit i inherited from her.

>would you date a single mom yourself?
no. i don't want to give them hope. i've seen things, man.

>>81477886 (OP)
i grew up without a father figure, it screwed my socialization up alot. i dont understand other men the ways i should. my mother tried her best tho.

I stopped living with my dad because he was an obnoxious drunk but my mother was so messy and temperamental that it kind of put me off living with a woman ever. Lol

>>81477886 (OP)
possibly made me more schizophrenic than i need to be (or come off as unironically schizophrenic when i think im ironically posting schizophrenically)
made me overshare lots and traumabond like its a casual tuesday convo with whoever, find myself enjoying convos with girls more than dudes, mostly due to different viewpoint and hypothetical discussions,
idk, probably not, i would support one as a friend, but marrying one, i don't feel qualified to commit to that in this current moment in time,
they're tough and deserve help when they need it, and support, i dont get the hate around em, ppl make mistakes and its pretty twisted when people push that stigma on them, or shames em for bein a single mom, but thats where the big respect comes into play from me to them, as some of those moms just got a powerful fuckin willpower to support their kids no matter the chirpy bullshit surroundin em, it just feels like fearmongerin and societal pressure bout it, so fuck that noise

>>81477886 (OP)
I think all women should be killed.
I know we will go extinct but I think that's okay. That's the price we should pay to set things right.