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Posted 10 Months, 3 Weeks ago #1
Okay this is a very confusing situation for me. I have never dated a guy with kids before and never really had a problem dealing with kids before now. He thinks I have a problem with the fact that he has kids. Its not that, it me being afraid of getting to attached to them or crossing a line that I souldn't.
I love kids and have always been able to find a way to get along with all kids. Some say I am still a kid a heart and always will be. The problem is I gat so nervous around his kids that I can not be myself. I want them to like me and I want them to know that I do care about them. I just get so nervous that I pull away. Normally when I would be outside with any other kids, I would be down on the drive way coloring with the side walk chalk. With these 2 I sat on the steps and watched as they played. I am afraid of his kids.

When he is out of the room and they misbehave I am afraid to say anything. I don't know what he expects of me in that situation and don't know how to bring it up to him.
I have all these things I want to tell him but when I do he gets mad because he thinks I have a problem with his kids. I have tried and tried to prove to him that they are not an issue. I have taken them places, we are planning a toad trip with them, I have looked things up to help with them. I even went as far as spending several hours on the internet and in the store to find things to do with them. I don't know what else to do. Please if anyone can help me, I am desperate.

Thank you Miss confused
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Posted 10 Months, 3 Weeks ago #2
Have you told him what you've said here?
Huh?
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Posted 10 Months, 3 Weeks ago #3
I have told him that I care about him and the kids. I told him that I had a similar conversation with a friends of mine. He just tells me that I need to take things slow with his kids and try not to force things on them. I don't think he truly understands what I am trying to say, because he can't get past the thought that I have a problem with him having kids. I am trying to find more things to do with the kids, in hopes that he can see that they are not a problem
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Posted 10 Months, 3 Weeks ago #4
missconfused wrote:
He just tells me that I need to take things slow with his kids and try not to force things on them.
I think that he's saying that you may be getting too comfortable with his kids than he would like.
Huh?
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Posted 10 Months, 3 Weeks ago #5
I think you should tell him that you love his kids and you really don't have a problem with them, and ask him straight what he expects from you. Maybe he sees you nervous because of the things you said, and he thinks you are nervous because you don't like his kids, and you should make clear that you love them I would do that, ask him what he expects from me.
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Posted 8 Months, 3 Weeks ago #6
You need to talk to him, and explain in detail how you feel. It could be that he is very sautious of who is around his children, and wants to protect them just as any woman would want to protect her children as well. Communication is the key, and let the children form their own opinions of you, and they will eventually come around. This si a ver delicate area, and you should not be very pushy as it will destroy your relationship.
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