Kind, happy nurse training as a psychotherapist. Looking to coparent with someone from December 2024. Just sold my flat and planning on buying new home in Stroud Gloucester next spring

I am emotionally aware and seek a co-parent and friend/male to start a family with.

Looking for that spark of friendship! As we will be around another a lot to begin with and we need to enjoy the ride! :)

Share 50:50. Share in the joy of milestones and celebrate occasions together!

Some shared ideas about home schooling or alternative education would be good. Non religious. Though a spiritual contemplative outlook would be welcome but not essential.

Would like someone who is financially secure, has time and love to give, good family and friend network around them, and is mature and high EQ.

Seems to be a lot of London profiles... I used to live in London for 5yrs while studying my Masters so know it well...but I am hoping perhaps someone who has the idea of escaping the big smoke for a more idyllic life somewhere in the south west? If you already live more local then fab.

Would want to live no more than 30 min drive from one another (closer if possible). Maybe a duplex one day? I'm open to any ideas with the right soul, if well thought out.

For the first few year I would want to be close to Bristol so I can be close to my parents (who are wonderful and laid back).

I would want this to be platonic... I do not want to put the pressure of having children on a new relationship...and have loved the idea of multiple families coming together rather than an isolated traditional nuclear family.

Any new partner I find in the future would need to be on board with our unconventional setup (being extremely self aware and level headed - I pick good natured and kind partners so you don't have to worry about any drama from my personal life).

I will eventually meet a partner im sure...but this will not come between our bond as co-parents. I would likely not be dating for the first 2yrs in order to commit to this (obviously who knows I may meet someone in the post office)... however being a new mum I would really want your full support! and then as the child grows we will hopefully settle into our own independent lives. Coming together as friends and as family like any other extended family.

I like the idea of 50:50, 1 week on 1 week off from an age we thinks feels right for the little one - perhaps from 5 onwards.

I am open to adoption. But this comes with more fragility in terms of ensuring a secure attachment for the child’s healthy development. So perhaps we would need to live together in this situation.

Also happy to consider biological birth though I may need IVF given my age.

Look forward to hearing from you! I would probably say there should be a 3-6 month process of getting to know one another before any commitment. :) I probably won’t be ready to start anything until next winter.