50F, I want a man who, when life gets hard, he can look at me and say don’t worry, I am here, I’ll figure it out. It’s not about financial support me both can work and earn money.it’s emotional support.
Is it unrealistic or do man like this actually exist ?
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50F**，**I want a man who, when life gets hard, he can look at me and say don’t worry, I am here, I’ll figure it out. It’s not about financial support me both can work and earn money.it’s emotional support.
Is it unrealistic or do man like this actually exist ?
I have 5 kids: one adult,two teens and two younger ones (6 and 3). My custody situation is about 80/20 because of my ex’s work schedule.
I know my situation is not typical. I’m not looking for someone to replace their dad or take over my responsibilities. I’m just curious how single dads view dating someone with a big family.
Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences.
I’m curious if I’m the only one. 50F
I notice a lot of people my age say they don’t want marriage, living together, or anyone disrupting their peace. I completely understand that.
But I still find myself wanting something deeper.
Not someone to complete me. I have my own life. I mean having a true partner — someone to share the everyday stuff with, talk about your day, make plans together, fall asleep next to, hold hands, and feel emotionally and physically connected.
I know LAT and separate lives work well for many people, and that’s great. But I still want a “we,” not just two independent people occasionally dating.
Am I unusual for feeling this way in my 50s?
Do others still want that kind of deep partnership after everything life has thrown at them?
F50. I have done everything I could to save our marriage, but I failed.
After 25 years together, I am now divorcing my husband because of his addiction and the damage it has caused to our relationship and family.
The hardest part is that he is still my children’s father. I don’t hate him, and I hope he can heal and have a good relationship with our children.
I would like to hear from people who have been with an addicted partner:
Did they ever change? What happened after separation or divorce? How did you handle co-parenting?
I would appreciate hearing your experiences and advice.