ms.jones;3124167 said:Clearly, critical thinking it not the norm, so I will break it down.
I don't talk about my children when I'm on a date. Plain and simple. You have a choice to answer yes or no...yes it matters or no it doesn't. If it does, then we don't need to continue. If it doesn't, let's see where it goes...because to me, a child or kids aren't dealbreakers.
Get mad all you want, but that's how I live my life. Its not for any of you to agree with, because its not yours to live.
In regards to not accepting responsibility, my life has been talked about on here...and me admitting my fuck ups is cronicalled....so miss me with that shit.
What does any of that have to do with critical thinking?
You and I are complete strangers, but I know you have kids. So do several dozen other posters here. A man in front of you, that knows your real first name, on a date with you presumably to see if you have chemistry to date further, can't know if you have kids or not? I can understand at rebuffing attempts at digging into personal details like with whom, etc.
Let me give you a real example of critical thinking: A woman that respond to "do you have kids" with essentially "none of your business" ON A DATE is hiding something. Having kids might not be a deal breaker to YOU, but women are smart enough to understand it IS a deal breaker to many men, as this thread has detailed. Same way guys lie about things to seem more attractive, women lie about things to seem more attractive. Men lie, women lie. but numbers don't. In this case, the number is "greater than zero", as in single mothers have more than zero kids.
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