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Young Moms + Dating: How long should you wait?

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By: Ms. L. Thomas After speaking with a close girlfriend about her dating frustrations, I posed a few questions to my female Twitter followers about dating and sex. I wanted to check on the dating game, since I've been out of the scene for at least 10 years. My girlfriend said things aren't the same as it used to be, and that I wouldn't
We’re Not Trying to Make It Look Easy

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By: Carolina Pichardo For the last few months, I've been reading a lot about the Casey Anthony case, followed every criticism/post of MTV's Teen Mom (which just launched it’s 3rd season), and even been on the overall lookout for teen moms in the U.S. You see, much like a lot of those young moms you see in the mainstream, I was very confused about being young, a
Most Wanted Deadbeat BabyDaddy

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By: Dawn La Rosa My story with my (hopefully sooner than later) soon to be ex-husband is this... We met about 5-yrs. ago, through mutual friends. We became friends first and that later developed into more. I knew he had 3 other children from past relationships (1 not biologically his) as I too had 2 children from past relationships. He seemed like the greatest dad on earth and—of
Community Building Begins at Home

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By: Carolina Pichardo Despite the rainy, Spring weather in New York City, my daughter insists on going out to play with her friends, ride on her scooter and skate around. I feel for her. After a brutally cold season, we're both ready to step out and enjoy the sun. But living in the city (especially New York) doesn't make it always that easy. New York City alone made
Everyday Gratitude: Celebrate Your Body

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By: Staff Report Today's post should be a simple one to follow, but it's one of those "easier said than done" type of tips. However, having an appreciation towards life begins with loving yourself. This is one of the most important lessons that we can demonstrate/show our children, especially our daughters. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, breast augmentation, nose reshaping and liposuction were the top
YUMs Answer: “Where is Daddy?”

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By: Christina Spencer It’s his time to pick up the kids, but—as usual— he's a no-show. Now we're left with crying kids and are forced to pick up the pieces. We would love to tell them he’s not worth the tears, but they have to learn that lesson on their own. So how do we stop the crying and bite our tongue at the same time?
Single YUMs and Sexuality

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By: Imogen Moore I once went out with a guy who broke up with me on our second date, when I told him that I'm a single parent. "I'm sorry," he said, "I really like you. I just couldn't get it up for someone's Mom." No matter how we came to be single, or how long we've been raising our kids, sooner or later we will have
Raising A Child Alone, No Assembly Required

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By: Catherine M. Harris My life was around me in boxes, and my 5-year-old asleep. At midnight I should have been sleeping, but instead I stood in my daughter's bedroom juggling lengths of a wooden bunk bed, tears of frustration in my eyes, cursing the instructions that said: "Do not attempt assembly without assistance." Any reasonable person would have taken that advice, but it was a long weekend