I've been exploring this new singles group. Nice group of people and their numbers are growing.
Typically, after the study, we go to eat dinner at a local restaurant. Turns out a lot of the single mothers cannot do this because they have children to take home after the Bible study to feed them and get them ready for school the next day.
And to be honest, it's the church's daycare that enables them to attend at least the studies.
Otherwise, they cannot do anything outside of church, like when they old scheduled outdoor activities and what-not.
So it would seem these are 24/7 parents, and no joint custody (alternating weekends).
Basically, they are pretty much grounded, which makes it all the more challenging to get to know them outside of the Bible studies.
I mean, they do at least have mingling opportunities, but would this constitute a challenge when dating as a single parent, with no ex to help with her children?
Typically, after the study, we go to eat dinner at a local restaurant. Turns out a lot of the single mothers cannot do this because they have children to take home after the Bible study to feed them and get them ready for school the next day.
And to be honest, it's the church's daycare that enables them to attend at least the studies.
Otherwise, they cannot do anything outside of church, like when they old scheduled outdoor activities and what-not.
So it would seem these are 24/7 parents, and no joint custody (alternating weekends).
Basically, they are pretty much grounded, which makes it all the more challenging to get to know them outside of the Bible studies.
I mean, they do at least have mingling opportunities, but would this constitute a challenge when dating as a single parent, with no ex to help with her children?