Don't even worry about that, often times when we forget about our own standards, God kindly reminds us of them. Was starting to lower my standards and entertaining a guy I had been friends with for 20 years, who has a daughter. Well, let's just say that we haven't been friends since April 2017 anymore.
My sister was in her late 20s when she met her now DH, they've been together for 15 years now. Neither of them had children, it just makes the bond between them now so much stronger. One day we were talking on the phone and her tone got real serious when she explained to me to never date a man with children. That's what she had done in her previous relationship and it never worked out (not because of the child, but the guy was not legit at all).
Never settle is all I'm saying, as the ladies have already mentioned. Pastor TD Jakes was once talking about how there are levels of peace. God says He will give us peace that will transcend our understanding. We often think that it means we'll have a bunch of problems and be able to manage them very well. But I'm getting to the point where the absence of problems is what means peace to me: no time to deal with baby mama drama, regrets about your failed relationship and so on. Don't go for second best, LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE.
Was just talking about this with my cousin on the phone: many women settle in life and then try to sell you their life as the ideal. But God has already defined what is ideal in the love story between Isaac and Rebekah. The world keeps pushing blended families and step parenting our way, but you wouldn't believe the kind of havoc it wreaks on families. My sisters and I have a step brother who lives close to us, in Germany. We've tried to keep in contact with him many times over, but aside from us liking each other's pictures on Facebook, there's nothing there. Again: stick to your standards!