I would like another baby...

[heatherrae]

Hey...if you want the protein to fly out of the lower end for ya to make the baby, you need to load us up at the top.

LOL...that is a pretty disgusting thought. ewww.

 

[heatherrae]

how about finding a husband first?

i'm sure both kids would really like to have a dad.

I'm glad the moral majority arrived. What would the world do without bigots to bring everyone else down?

lol

 

[p0ink]

moral majority? having a husband to help out just makes sense....i'm sure the married moms on here will tell you the same thing.

 

[canadianhitman]

LOL...that is a pretty disgusting thought. ewww.

Oh, come on...you know you like the way that hot splash feels when it hits ya


(better stock up on paper towels before the meat-up tho....)

 

[heatherrae]

moral majority? having a husband to help out just makes sense....i'm sure the married moms on here will tell you the same thing.

I had a fiance when Devin was conceived. He hasn't helped a bit other than donating sperm and Devin and I are doing well and happy. People CAN raise children as single parents, you know? With more than half of marriages ending in divorce, I would think that the risk of marrying and putting a kid through a bitter custody battle and all that bullshit is even greater than the risks of being reared by a single mom, but call me crazy.

 

[heatherrae]

Oh, come on...you know you like the way that hot splash feels when it hits ya


(better stock up on paper towels before the meat-up tho....)

foul. lol.

 

[heatherrae]

Okay, no more negativity on this thread. This is a serious topic, and I'm not going to waste it defending my parenting as a single mom, etc.

 

[canadianhitman]

I would think that the risk of marrying and putting a kid through a bitter custody battle and all that bullshit is even greater than the risks of being reared by a single mom, but call me crazy.

YOU CRAZY!!!


not really...you're right on the money

better to grow up in a peaceful one-parent home than a warzone

 

[heatherrae]

YOU CRAZY!!!


not really...you're right on the money

better to grow up in a peaceful one-parent home than a warzone

Thanks. That is the way I see it. Devin is almost 1 and has never seen an argument, never seen mommy cry, etc.

 

[billfred]

Getting back to business here:

http://www.gwca.org/

My wife and I went through this process. These people know how to get the deal done form both the US and the Chinese side. The one big drawback for you is you will have to spend about 4 weeks in China after you do the adoption to when you can take the child back (that is how long it will take to get her passport etc to get back into the US).