Remember, even if you get to the place of deciding someone your with is "the one", if your children don’t feel the same way about them or they about your children, have the strength, courage and integrity to let them go. You should never "settle" for yourself or when it involves your children’s happiness. The "right one" will eventually come along that you all will love and who will love all of you. You deserve that. Anything less, you’re cheating yourself and your children out of the best that life has to offer and you’re teaching them to do the same in their own lives when the time comes for them to find their "perfect one".

Rich Warren is a single father, writer/producer/composer living in Los Angeles.