Tag: single mothers

Is it Too Soon to Tell Him I Love Him After Dating Only a Month?

. 11/29/2013 . 1 Comment

Everyone can be on their good behavior for a short period of time, but after 6-9 months, folks relax their front and ish gets real. As time passes and you spend more time together, you get to see more of who he really is, how he handles conflicts and problems, levels of responsibility and accountability, you meet his family, you meet his friends, you see how he is living, you learn how he thinks and what his values and morals are.

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Women and Motherhood – Blessing or Curse?

. 05/03/2013 . 0 Comments

The whole thing about folks feeling like they have the power to decide what age a woman should stop having children, the power to control women’s options for birth control, and the power to dictate what women should and should not do with their own body is crazy. Who gets to decide if motherhood is the appropriate thing for a woman?

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When The Children of Single Parents End Up Dead

. 09/21/2011 . 3 Comments

Households in which children live with a single mom and a “live in” boyfriend increases a child’s risk of abuse to 8x that of children living with their married parents. Most homicides of young children are committed by family members through beatings or suffocation. Although victims include approximately equal numbers of boys and girls, offenders include a disproportionate number of women, primarily their young, single mothers.

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Pro-Life, Pro-Choice or Pro-Abortion?

. 06/23/2011 . 19 Comments

Should unmarried women involved in uncommitted sexual relationships opt for an abortion or have a baby? Advice columnist Deborrah Cooper discusses the pro-life movement’s true agenda regarding gaining control of the wombs of young, poor, black and brown women.

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Why Men Hate Dating Single Mothers

. 03/13/2011 . 70 Comments

Some men are hesitant to date a woman with children, and have a long list of reasons they feel such a relationship is more trouble than it’s worth. Recognizing their fears though, single Moms can approach the dating arena armed with knowledge and ready to deal with male fears head on!

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Let’s Bring “NO!” Back to Parenting

. 12/08/2010 . 4 Comments

Why is it that so many parents are afraid to say the word “no!” to their children? I’ve observed parents being kicked, punched, yelled at, talked to with disrespect and whined half to death by their bratty, spoiled monsters. Why can’t they tell them to stop screaming, stop acting a fool, and do it now because I said so! Join me as I launch the Let’s Bring “NO!” Back campaign!

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Raising the Academic Achievement Levels of Black Students

. 12/02/2010 . 5 Comments

School is NOT where the foundation for learning and future academic achievement should be established for black students. That process must begin at home. Here are some suggestions on how to create a positive learning environment for your future black scholar.

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The Romantic Adventures of Sistah Girl

. 10/16/2010 . 3 Comments

In the first video of the Sistah Girl series, she sits down and has a chat with the #1 man in her life about the future of their relationship. The catch is her boo thang just happens to be Bishop Eddie Long!

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Crabs in a Barrel: Baby Mommas That Want Others to Suffer Too

. 10/05/2010 . 27 Comments

Herein lies a reality check about the fonky attitude, selfishness and crabs in a barrel mentality towards younger women that don’t need to follow in any woman’s “baby momma” footsteps.When a girl has a positive minded father playing an active role in her life, she is less likely to become a baby momma.

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WTF Are You Having That Nothing Ass Man’s Baby For?

. 08/08/2010 . 14 Comments

Being a mother comes with huge financial responsibilities as well as mental/emotional obligations. Providing food, clothing and shelter is just the tip of the iceberg. Children brought up in broken family units or one that has only one parent in it right from the start, tend to have more social and behavioral problems as compared to those who were raised by both parents. Statistics show that individuals, who are single parents are more likely to live in poverty, especially “baby mommas”, as they tend to be younger and less educated.

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