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Getting married is not a decision to be taken lightly, and when you’re marrying someone who has kids, there’s even more to consider
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Marrying someone with kids from a previous relationship can get tricky
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When you enter into a relationship with someone who already has children, you might not be fully prepared for what the future holds. Many times, you won’t just be dealing with the child or children, but the other parent as well. And your spouse. There are different personalities involved. And everyone will have to find a way to make things work.
“Know what their dynamic is, like the parents’ dynamic, and if that’s something that you can deal with and want to deal with,” cautioned one woman, who married a man who had two children from a previous relationship and custody of his goddaughter. “It needs to be a situation where it won’t bother you in the long run,” said Lashawnda Wilson.
Things to take into consideration include whether the parents are on good terms. Do they co-parent well? Are they amicable? If they’re constantly fighting, don’t seem to agree on things and struggle to get along, you might find yourself facing an uphill battle once you enter the fray.
