Krystine
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Yes, it's hard not to judge some of the choices people make, but we are lucky in Canada to have not excellent, but decent support for kids so they don't fall through the cracks for too long.
I did work in social services, Sheshe, and have seen young single moms with various health/addiction/learning disabilities/mental health issues being horribly mistreated in their relationships.
I was a young mom when I had my first. Not a single mom but I remember the strong feeling of missing out on whatever was 'out there'. I can only imagine how hard it would be to keep your balance, stay cute enough to find a guy that values you, and one that will love your kids, (in some of these tougher circles).
I did work in social services, Sheshe, and have seen young single moms with various health/addiction/learning disabilities/mental health issues being horribly mistreated in their relationships.
I was a young mom when I had my first. Not a single mom but I remember the strong feeling of missing out on whatever was 'out there'. I can only imagine how hard it would be to keep your balance, stay cute enough to find a guy that values you, and one that will love your kids, (in some of these tougher circles).