What are your thoughts on Girls who have several kids all with different fathers

[TopChed]

I'm imagining someone who can't afford to buy her pop at the liquor store.

[Daradon]

Originally Posted by TopChed

I'm imagining someone who can't afford to buy her pop at the liquor store.

It's so expensive!

[CMPunk]

is she in her 30's and single and wants to get married?

[Northendzone]

Originally Posted by TopChed

I'm imagining someone who can't afford to buy her pop at the liquor store.

This is a whole other discussion - but I am a middle aged middle income WASP with an average sized unit - this likely skews my opinion with respect to the price of pop......

Anyways, five kids with five guys my thoughts are:
- does she like to hang around with NBA ballers?
- one would have thought she would have learned something after 3
- dating someone in this situation would be a mess

Anyways, see above - what do I know......

[Cheese]

Confuscious say: People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.

he also say: Some Sex Is Good...More Is Better...Too Much Is Just About Right

[Daradon]

Originally Posted by Cheese

Confuscious say: People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.

he also say: Some Sex Is Good...More Is Better...Too Much Is Just About Right

Two boobs are great, four are better?

[trackercowe]

Originally Posted by icecube

What about fathers who have children with several different women?

Most of them play in the NFL (or maybe the NBA), so I assume they are doing okay for themselves at least.

[Thor]

Originally Posted by SHOGUN

No, it just means he's a dumbass.

It wasn't brilliant, he had 2 kids when he was in his late teens as, his 3rd came with my sister 10 yrs ago and they've been together for nearly 20 years. Hard worker, loyal as can be and a great dad.

[T@T]

Originally Posted by freedogger

On the positive side, she definately puts out!

She may put out but it seems to me she doesn't swallow.

[Boblobla]

Originally Posted by T@T

She may put out but it seems to me she doesn't swallow.

But is does seem like she has a pretty lax policy on bagging...

[MoneyGuy]

Originally Posted by Barnes

Still confused as to which side is the centimeter and which is the inches side of a ruler I see.

I think he was using a pica ruler.

[VladtheImpaler]

Originally Posted by Huntingwhale

I once dated a girl and her sister had 3 kids with 3 different fathers. I personally thought that it was kind of reckless/irresponisible on her part since it caused so many problems for everyone involved.

It sounds like you missed out on an opportunity for a sister/sister menage. I bet she was into it!

[Huntingwhale]

Originally Posted by VladtheImpaler

It sounds like you missed out on an opportunity for a sister/sister menage. I bet she was into it!

Not really. My gf was pretty hot, but her sister was a butch methhead who could beat the crap out of any guy she wanted too

[VladtheImpaler]

Originally Posted by Huntingwhale

Not really. My gf was pretty hot, but her sister was a butch methhead who could beat the crap out of any guy she wanted too

Meh... For a sister/sister menage, you have to be willing to make some sort of sacrifice...

[habernac]

my old roommates daughter came from an awesome individual like the one described in the initial post. She had 3 kids, 3 different Dads. My favourite part was that the last two Dads were related (cousins). I used to call her "Hat Trick".

[troutman]

Originally Posted by habernac

my old roommates daughter came from an awesome individual like the one described in the initial post. She had 3 kids, 3 different Dads. My favourite part was that the last two Dads were related (cousins). I used to call her "Hat Trick".

One client had relations at diffferent times with identical twins. So, the DNA testing would have been useless in determining paternity (they had identical DNA). Paternity had to be implied from her menstral cycle. The court room was in stitches over that one.

[troutman]

Originally Posted by mikey_the_redneck

With how the marriage/divorce laws are structured, it almost gives women an incentive to divorce and move on to the next husband when they get sick of their current husband. Women nowadays initiate divorce proceedings the vast majority of the time (I think something like 70%). They know they will get some support from the government in financial aid or tax breaks, and the child support/alimony to make the transition as smooth as possible(so to speak).

If the aim of marxist feminism is to make men and women equal in every way (socially, economically etc.), it will naturally undermine the concept of a patirarchal family unit.

I never met a client that was motivated to divorce because of perceived "incentives" available through law. It was always a painful decision, motivated by unhappiness. In fact, most clients seek less then they are "entitled" to.

[THE SCUD]

Originally Posted by mikey_the_redneck

With how the marriage/divorce laws are structured, it almost gives women an incentive to divorce and move on to the next husband when they get sick of their current husband. Women nowadays initiate divorce proceedings the vast majority of the time (I think something like 70%). They know they will get some support from the government in financial aid or tax breaks, and the child support/alimony to make the transition as smooth as possible(so to speak).

If the aim of marxist feminism is to make men and women equal in every way (socially, economically etc.), it will naturally undermine the concept of a patirarchal family unit.

If I wasn't sure you're a single divorcee before, I am now!

I'm all for a move back to the 1950's and all, as a selfish dude who wants live-in-help, but you and Dissenter (sp?) both sound like super scorned and bitter divorcees.

[Envitro]

This comes to mind...

[Hack&Lube]