We were a great couple. Single mom of 3 meets bachelor. We connected. We built a family and added a son together. I still love her.
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She was a single mother picking up the pieces. I was a 30 year old bachelor looking for a solid partner. We connected immediately. We mutually agreed on what our expectations were and began building a family. We added to our family with a son 6 years into our relationship. Unfortunately after 10 years together of raising my bonus kids and our son being 4, she decided to end our relationship. Quickly with no effort towards repairing the relationship or preserving the family we built.
What is your favorite memory you've shared as a couple?Being a family of 6. Creating memories. Learning from each other. I miss her and her children that I raised for 10 years. Our 4 year old son deserves a united family unit vs. the fractured existence we have been living in for the last 8 months. I hope that this will allow her to remove the outside influencers which led to this decision and our best memories are yet to come.
What would you do with $20,000?Give it to her. I have a high income and am not in need of money. She is now a single mom of 4. While she gets a kings ransom in child support from myself and the father of her other children, it’s not enough to give the kids what they deserve.
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