I just split with ex and have a child, where's the best way to find someone new?

textbook

i split with ex and we have a child. Any dating tips and where to go to meet someone new?

GDB2222

Good morning, Mr Troll. Happy Christmas.

thorsoak

If you have just split with ex, why are you so intent on finding someone else so soon? No-one who is serious about finding a new relationship would look twice at someone who has just broken up a relationship.

textbook

thorsoak wrote: »

If you have just split with ex, why are you so intent on finding someone else so soon? No-one who is serious about finding a new relationship would look twice at someone who has just broken up a relationship.

Interesting, why do you say that?

There's no point in hanging around. I've tried counselling etc but she wasn't interested. My main concern is my son though.

textbook

GDB2222 wrote: »

Good morning, Mr Troll. Happy Christmas.

why do you think that?

p00hsticks

textbook wrote: »

My main concern is my son though.

So you;re looking for a pseudo mum/nanny for your young son ? That's really going to bring the women flocking.....

GDB2222

p00hsticks wrote: »

So you;re looking for a pseudo mum/nanny for your young son ? That's really going to bring the women flocking.....

He’s looking for a wicked stepmother!

Comms69

textbook wrote: »

i split with ex and we have a five year old. Any dating tips and where to go to meet someone new? - Sure. Try being single for a while!

I will try to hide the new girl if I meet someone from my ex as apparently they don't like new women in their child's life. That advice came from my solicitor. - Nope. Don't believe you But where to look-

speed dating
online dating
singles nights etc

I figured I'd make a new Facebook profile and use my other phone. I have two or three phone numbers; at least initially. This will mean if I am at my ex's house then she can't call me and make my ex know I have someone new. - Sounds like a perfect plan

Men are so screed in Britain it's laughable, I should have stayed in Japan

Perhaps. But how about concentrating on your child??!!

cdent

You should concentrate on your child first and foremost, not look to jump into another relationship.

I've been single over 4 years and my relationship with my daughter has never been better, despite only seeing her 3 days per week. I've tried dating, but honestly it's now the last thing on my mind.

textbook

cdent wrote: »

You should concentrate on your child first and foremost, not look to jump into another relationship.

I've been single over 4 years and my relationship with my daughter has never been better, despite only seeing her 3 days per week. I've tried dating, but honestly it's now the last thing on my mind.

Top bloke. I know what you mean. I'm not really that interested; it's strange when you have a kid you arent as motivated. It's just lots of people told me to look and get on with my life.

My ex is a control freak and I've been told they don't like other women being around their kids. A solicitor I spoke to said to keep quiet about it unless it's serious. U see lots of single mums with other blokes; I guess the guys are desperate in some cases.

Comms69

textbook wrote: »

Top bloke. I know what you mean. I'm not really that interested; it's strange when you have a kid you arent as motivated. It's just lots of people told me to look and get on with my life.

My ex is a control freak and I've been told they don't like other women being around their kids. A solicitor I spoke to said to keep quiet about it unless it's serious. U see lots of single mums with other blokes; I guess the guys are desperate in some cases.

Oh please stop. I mean come on.


They must be desperate because she's got a kid?


Christ you sound so immature