Ron Paul...

He has the most awesome grandpa on earth (my dad). He's his primary male role model. We see my parents several times a week (they're only a mile away). There are no men around where I live to date. I live in a village (pop. under 5000). Everyone knows everyone. And working 2 jobs I just don't have the time to drive an hour away to look. I dated a guy a few years back who was jealous of the time and attention I gave my son. In the past 8 years I've dated 2 people for a combined total of 4 months.
We just don't need an outsider brought into our tight family at this point. We've had so many monumental moments and experiences... they've already missed out. And my son likes girls. But he's pretty picky. He's a unique kid who's going to need a unique (probably a gamer) girl.
Here's the kinda stuff we do. LOL (Anyone who's ever played first person shooters will appreciate certain parts of this.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlr0r0NNiL8

Grandpas are excellent role models. You are lucky to have a good dad that loves him as his grandpa!
 
Grandpas are excellent role models. You are lucky to have a good dad that loves him as his grandpa!

With a mother like you*, I think he would be just fine without them.

*LBennett76

edit: clarification, no sarcasm.
 
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Here's a simple solution. Ask the kid what he wants.. if he wants a mom and dad, then find him one. If he wants adam and steve, well, what's it going to hurt? The kid is the one who should make the choice. Not a homo, and not some religious fanatic.

Im saying that as a christian.

What, no one thinks the kid up for adoption should be the one who ultimately makes the choice?
 
My son is a single father. My grandson is very lucky to have him for a father. My grandson is healthy, happy, and a notable rascal. I can't imagine him in a foster home. Will never happen. He isn't very concerned with hormones at this point. Thats him in the little picture by my handle.
 
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