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zddoodah

Active Member
Short answer: A step-child (although, not in this case).
Longer answer: Read the article for context.
Didn't realize previously that the "article" was so short. The fact that this woman is referring to her boyfriend's kid as any sort of "daughter" or to herself as any sort of "mom" is maddening (notwithstanding the good intentions behind not letting kid refer to her as "mom").
 

Bali Hai Again

Active Member
As this society becomes more and more perverted, someone will need to write down the correct way to respond to these situations.
 

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
Didn't realize previously that the "article" was so short. The fact that this woman is referring to her boyfriend's kid as any sort of "daughter" or to herself as any sort of "mom" is maddening (notwithstanding the good intentions behind not letting kid refer to her as "mom").
Agreed - it's a more understandable situation when the parties are married, but not just boyfriend/girlfriend.
 

not2cleverRed

Obvious Observer
Didn't realize previously that the "article" was so short. The fact that this woman is referring to her boyfriend's kid as any sort of "daughter" or to herself as any sort of "mom" is maddening (notwithstanding the good intentions behind not letting kid refer to her as "mom").
I agree. Dating 6 months is different from being actually married.
 

LdiJ

Senior Member
When I said "parents" I was referring to the attitudes of mom and dad primarily. The girlfriend was taking her cues from the good/sensible coparenting relationship between the two actual parents. The fact that she was also being sensible herself was a bonus on top of that.
 

Just Blue

Senior Member
When I said "parents" I was referring to the attitudes of mom and dad primarily. The girlfriend was taking her cues from the good/sensible coparenting relationship between the two actual parents. The fact that she was also being sensible herself was a bonus on top of that.
I know what you meant...and agree.
 

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