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Does a single parent upbringing contribute to lack of value of relationships?

I was raised by a single mom. I mean seriously she was single from the moment she got pregnant. She was never with my dad. I was actually conceived from rape by a stranger. Before that, my mom was pretty much a loner, and after that, she lived the same lifestyle. I always had a single mom no boyfriend or anything in the home just my mom. Over all, though I never really felt anything was missing or anything. My mom had a good career and I consider my childhood to have been a good one. So fastfoward nowadays. I find it quite easy always to breakup to the point I give up easily and I like being single a lot of my family seems happy and content as loners. So I sorta wonder if that's why I'm so easy to like break up. To me it's just like easier and simpler alone. But I also enjoy relationships it's just like it never lasts. I also really in general don't value other people's relationships. Like there is this guy I hooked up with on and off basically. He's marr ied and has children his wife has no clue probably never will. But it's never bothered me really to sleep with a married man or woman. Or someone in any type of relationship for that matter. I mean I don't really feel any moral compromise for myself. I guess because I don't really value relationships. Like to me more things like actions matter than words. Anyway would a single parent childhood really likely contribute to that?

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