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Any guy would be lucky to date a cheer mom. For someone to be this dedicated to their children, means they must be a great person. The guys loss!
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Um...well this is an odd thread... but that being said... any man (or woman for single cheer dads) that disapproves of a child participating in a sport regardless of the chosen sport is clearly not a winner. I don't really know where you go to meet men....interested in cheer.... I would suggest you keep investing in eharmony, match.com, okcupid etc....join speed dating groups...join organizations/groups/develop a hobby that youre intested in and may also attract single men (outside of cheerleading).
Become a cougar....
or just focus on your kids and let love find you.
Dad hates cheer and we've gone rounds over it in court but that is a ridiculously long drama filled post for another time.
I went round and round and still lost. No money for cheer or college. The only money I could get was for dental work and braces. Ugh.....he had so much extra money, he bought a boat for himself and watched me struggle to maintain the kids lifestyle's. By the way, I did maintain their lifestyle's, didn't miss a beat...except we didn't eat! We do need another thread on this subject, maybe some of us have insight on how to get a judge to rule in our favor and except that cheerleading isn't just an activity but a lifestyle that should be maintained.so glad to know I'm not the only one who has gone round after round over cheer in court :confused: By the end I actually got the Judge to start saying.. "well.... except for cheer" :)
so glad to know I'm not the only one who has gone round after round over cheer in court :confused: By the end I actually got the Judge to start saying.. "well.... except for cheer" :)
I went round and round and still lost. No money for cheer or college. The only money I could get was for dental work and braces. Ugh.....he had so much extra money, he bought a boat for himself and watched me struggle to maintain the kids lifestyle's. By the way, I did maintain their lifestyle's, didn't miss a beat...except we didn't eat! We do need another thread on this subject, maybe some of us have insight on how to get a judge to rule in our favor and except that cheerleading isn't just an activity but a lifestyle that should be maintained.
I had to re read because I read this as "I'm a married single mom with two cheerleaders":oops: I think I need a napI married a single mom with two cheerleaders in our program. :)
I actually presented a calendar with every practice, fitting,camp and competition for the last 4 years prior so the courts could see this was not a new activity for the CP's and it was a lifestyle for the CP's (I think this is what swayed the Judge in my favor). The judge didn't award me much in the way $$, but my win came in the form of cheer related activities take priority over visits with dad.I went round and round and still lost. No money for cheer or college. The only money I could get was for dental work and braces. Ugh.....he had so much extra money, he bought a boat for himself and watched me struggle to maintain the kids lifestyle's. By the way, I did maintain their lifestyle's, didn't miss a beat...except we didn't eat! We do need another thread on this subject, maybe some of us have insight on how to get a judge to rule in our favor and except that cheerleading isn't just an activity but a lifestyle that should be maintained.
I actually presented a calendar with every practice, fitting,camp and competition for the last 4 years prior so the courts could see this was not a new activity for the CP's and it was a lifestyle for the CP's (I think this is what swayed the Judge in my favor). The judge didn't award me much in the way $$, but my win came in the form of cheer related activities take priority over visits with dad.
lol. Sounds like we had the same divorce :D. I too have full physical custody and he only has very limited visitations. I understand the NO break's what's so ever. Money?? what's money??? I hear money is very overrated (I have Three CP's) :help:I lucked out in that I have full pysical custody, he only has limited visitation and it cannot conflict with her schedule. The downside is I have full physical custody and I NEVER get a break. No extra money but at least he can't prevent her from going to practice and comps.
I married a single mom with two cheerleaders in our program. :)
if you somehow believed in multiple marriages, you could get plenty of offers right now. . .
NOTE: I am not condoning or endorsing multiple marriages nor judging anyone else's beliefs, orientation, religious preference, affiliations (basically any way you might get offended by this post)