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Canada Most Beautiful Locations
Here are the top ten most beautiful places to visit in Canada. The list is based on criteria such as natural beauty, architecture and cultural history. Each location has been reviewed by a local expert, who has selected the best areas to visit.
By amex car rental uae2 years ago in Families
My life as a single mom
It will be two years in July since I have given birth to my son, I am a single mom. The situation with my son's father was abusive, he changed once I became pregnant. Throughout my pregnancy I got support by taking me to my appointments and that's about it, my family was never supportive of the fact I became pregnant. I ended up having to deal with the emotional pain on my own, at that time I was also unemployed. Overall from getting pregnant to giving birth was living hell for me emotionally and somewhat physically on my body. I ended up developing PPD when I had my 6 week check-up, again no one supported me through my struggles with that, I some know people will say to tough up and not get so fragile and emotional or feel like I am the victim when I don't have that mindset. I just wished I got more emotional support I think every pregnant women and mother would say the same thing.
By Gabriela Shimkus2 years ago in Families
A Sign of the Black Dog. Top Story - April 2022.
There was a hope, and perhaps a dream, once… but those days have gone and passed. Inside the pub he walked into, a slogan runs along the back wall, beyond the pair of giant television screens. It’s written along the upper cornice of the ceiling. It’s short and catchy; something along the lines of: Good beer, good cheer, and a good ol’ time. In this once booming town, all the pubs are now the same; they are vacant; with the exception of a slogan running along the wall, somewhere.
By Delusions of Grandeur 2 years ago in Families
That's Just my Baby Daddy
"It takes two to Tango", as the saying goes. Everyone knows it. Sperm meets egg, they intertwine and a baby is formed. Inside my belly, growing bigger by the day. Then my baby is born. I went through this process twice. I have no regrets. I did however, ask "dad" if he wanted to proceed because I DID NOT want to be a single mom in need. How ironic it is that it happened anyway regardless of my foresight and plan. "Dad" is not around in any capacity to lend a hand. Just sees his kid on holidays if that and random cashapps. Being a single parent is hard. He gets to relax and be free while all the responsibility falls on me. It's all good though because both my babies know, mommy got they back "until my eyes close."
By Latoya Giles 2 years ago in Families
Single Mom Struggles: The Truth Nobody Tells You
This is my first time doing something like this so bear with me. It's been a little while since I've been on my own, and a lot has changed since then. I never imagined that I would be a single mom. It's not something that I ever wanted or planned for, but it's what I have to do.
By Alain Saamego2 years ago in Families
Bougee Ros'ee
I woke feeling better, iv been so emotional, not knowing what to expect, i mean, i didn't want to have a baby shower but my damn aunties want to get all in my business cause i'm on around much, they all wanted to have twins but ye ye.. i'm having them, i don't want all of the negative energy all around the twins, i mean, i'm toxic as it is, if anything we gone just be a lil smart talking family, lol. I cant wait to meet the twins. i'm still irritated with my Mom cause she wish this on me, i'm kidding, i Love that woman. She be knowing what she talking about sometimes but she don't be wanting to listen to reason at times, such a free spirit.
By Tomii Trill TV2 years ago in Families
Camping in Nature: Single Moms Edition
My 9-year-old daughter and I are nature enthusiasts. We love the great outdoors! We take several yearly trips to hike, explore, learn and appreciate the beauty of the land. As a single mama, it has taken me quite a few incremental steps towards gearing myself up with maps, tools, supplies, know-how, and courage, in order to gain the confidence and the wisdom to go on these expeditions! But truth be told, after a long day trekking gorgeous terrain in the wilderness, we have always found solstice in checking into a nice hotel with a pool for the kiddo and a hot tub for me! There is nothing wrong with this scenario. However, as I said, I have slowly been acquiring the gear, the knowledge, and the guts to full-on camp in a tent, under the stars, in the woods, with my kid. This year that happened.
By Bridget Vaughn2 years ago in Families