I've been divorced for about two years now after 14 years of marriage. I have two teenage daughters who often invite their friends over for sleepovers and parties. Last weekend, I was put in a terribly awkward situation. My youngest daughter had her best friend over to stay the night. Her father (also recently divorced) has always flirted with me, and regularly asks me out, but I always (politely) decline. Anyway, last weekend, he dropped his daughter off and waited around making idle conversation with me afterwards. Imagine the nerve of this man when he said in front of his daughter, "I can't let her come over here anymore unless you agree to go out with me and give me a chance." I was stunned! I really am not at all physically or intellectually attracted to him. However, I don't want to ruin my daughter's friendship with his daughter, either. Someone please help!
I've been seeing someone for about 3.5 weeks now (nothing too serious) and I really like him but lately I have been itching to play the field. There are a couple of guys, I would like to date also. Is this a bad idea? I've only been divorced for 6 months? I certainly don't want to develop a reputation or anything but enjoy exploring my options. Any advice?
I've been divorced for 6 months and met a great man in paralegal schoool. We've been on a few dates after class but I'm hesitant to introduce him to my daughter who still asks about her daddy all the time. How soon should I introduce her to my new friend?
I know that for most divorce is the answer to a number of marriage issues and to suggest that there is hope for restoration to most is proposterious. But look around... how many divorced people are truely happy? They may seem to 'recover' if they...
I recently saw a testimony about a spell caster of some sort in a blog
I visit for relationship and dating counseling problems because i had been having serious issues with my boyfriend and we had been dating for six months,he just suddenly changed,he...
