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Dear Amy: My 40-year-old son, “James” has had many bright, beautiful, and intelligent girlfriends. He has been engaged and ended various relationships throughout his adult years.
Not becoming a grandmother is a concern , but mainly I do feel bad over James not experiencing the fullness of life with family and children. But because you define the fullness of life this way, you are quite understandably disappointed and even mourning the fact that your life is a little less full than you had hoped.
In addition to the animals you foster, I hope you can find ways to bring children into your life. Look into a Foster Grandparent Program in your community, and see if you are able to extend this special kind of love and connection to a young child.We have two kids together and never got married. We just never felt like we had to prove our commitment in that way.She started bouncing from job to job.
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