A good start to the year.. :D :D

Posted by tmz_99 on January 2nd, 2006 filed in Uncategorized

Brilliant, I’ve already lost 1.5 Kg since last Thursday, only 2.5 (or ideally 4.5) to go in the next 2 weeks.. 🙂

I’ve upgraded to the new wordpress 2.0, the new back end is somewhat sexy..:D very much an improvement on the old 1.5.. 🙂 Very pleased.. 🙂 It appears that things in general are a lot easier to format and use.. 🙂 I’ll think about putting in some usefull plug ins (such as a blogroll) soon..

New Goal, I’d like to get one of these in 2 years time:

elise

Oooh.. I can actually see that pic in the preview window.. neat!! anyway, They are around 50k now, so should be able to pick one up for around 40 in 2 years time.. now just to hurry up and finish the current car!!! 😐

A friend of mine (hey Pam) was conversing to me about the situation that many women find themselves in these days, does having children mark a woman as “damaged goods”?
Personally I don’t believe it does, however it does pose a problem in that many men are afraid of these women for several reasons (most of which are pre-conceptions of course, however they are things that a man does have to take into account when posed with this conundrum).

  • A woman with a child may be quicker to “settle down” then a woman without one
  • The role the father of the child will play – he is somewhat of a player in this game too and needs to be considered
  • The overall temperment of the child
  • Any extra financial stress that the child may present

A man considering entering a relationship with a woman who has a child is effectively entering into a relationship of some sort with at least 2 extra people, a situation that does need extra thought and effort and one that a lot of guys would rather just not deal with. In many cases this would make it harder on many great women with children to find partners.


One Response to “A good start to the year.. :D :D”

  1. jaimie Says:

    Hi. I haven’t heard from you in a while.

    About the child issue: I myself was a single mom when I met my boyfriend, and he had no issues whatsoever about it, and I actually thought that was strange. He was 35 at the time, so he figured that most women usually have children by that age (although I’m 7 years younger than him).

    One thing that was hard for him was the age of my daughter when we met (she was 2 1/2). He kept expecting her to do things, understand things, have the temperment of a much older child. Now, a year and a half later, he gets her.

    Interesting topic.

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