Why Single Mothers Struggle To Find Partners – Joselyn Dumas

Joselyn Dumas, actress and TV presenter, recently delved into the challenges faced by single mothers when re-entering the dating scene. Sharing a personal anecdote on her YouTube channel, Dumas recounted a conversation with a friend who expressed reluctance to date a woman with a child, citing concerns about assuming parental responsibilities for a non-biological child.

Dumas highlighted how such attitudes contribute to the difficulties many single mothers encounter in finding romantic partners, often facing biases due to their parental status.

“We single mothers still aspire for happiness and companionship,” Dumas remarked. “However, encountering individuals like my friend Anthony, who reject the idea of being with someone who has a child, underscores the challenges we face.”

She questioned the double standard between caring for a biological child versus an adopted one, advocating that love and care should transcend biological ties.

“When I suggested adoption, he viewed it differently,” Dumas explained. “But in my opinion, caring for a child, whether biological or adopted, should be regarded equally.”

Dumas emphasized that single mothers often navigate parenthood alone out of necessity, not by choice, dispelling the misconception that they prefer solitude over companionship.

Joselyn Dumas, actress and TV presenter, recently delved into the challenges faced by single mothers when re-entering the dating scene. Sharing a personal anecdote on her YouTube channel, Dumas recounted a conversation with a friend who expressed reluctance to date a woman with a child, citing concerns about assuming parental responsibilities for a non-biological child.

Dumas highlighted how such attitudes contribute to the difficulties many single mothers encounter in finding romantic partners, often facing biases due to their parental status.

“We single mothers still aspire for happiness and companionship,” Dumas remarked. “However, encountering individuals like my friend Anthony, who reject the idea of being with someone who has a child, underscores the challenges we face.”

She questioned the double standard between caring for a biological child versus an adopted one, advocating that love and care should transcend biological ties.

“When I suggested adoption, he viewed it differently,” Dumas explained. “But in my opinion, caring for a child, whether biological or adopted, should be regarded equally.”

Dumas emphasized that single mothers often navigate parenthood alone out of necessity, not by choice, dispelling the misconception that they prefer solitude over companionship.