Dangers Of Being A Mama's Boy (And How It Affects Relationships & Masculinity)

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  • @futuristicvibes2643
    @futuristicvibes2643 2 ปีที่แล้ว +295

    It’s important for a man to love and cherish his mom, but it’s such a turn off when a man can’t set healthy boundaries with his mom or family members and protect and value his woman. How can you take the lead in your role as a husband if you can’t make decisions without mommy or need her approval before taking action. Respect for your elders doesn’t mean being a child for the rest of your life 😬

    • @Patelnya_008
      @Patelnya_008 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      💯👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

    • @allisonbenn4565
      @allisonbenn4565 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      💯💯

    • @donnaatienza8001
      @donnaatienza8001 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Yes your right indeed

    • @Linhlinhhhhhhhh
      @Linhlinhhhhhhhh ปีที่แล้ว +3

      This is story of my ex family in short: his dad is 60 and acts like a toddler around his mum. She has two sons and both are man child. Especially my ex, who is in his 30 and has no job spends most of his time in his room. When I act weirded out by his family (of course its sick) he said I disrespected his mother ( who in their right mind would????) i am very disgusted

    • @thadevilzadvocate
      @thadevilzadvocate ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Whenever someone says but in a sentence I get nervous however the whole mamas boy thing is null and void if moms deceased.

  • @PiscesSun_Capricornrising
    @PiscesSun_Capricornrising 2 ปีที่แล้ว +81

    when me and my ex had the smallest concern, he would tell his Mom before addressing it with me. I immediately understood why Mother in laws would dislike their daughter in laws because it skewed their perception of his lady. He had hero complex but Mommy always had the final say. Lack of healthy boundaries

    • @janetwairagu4462
      @janetwairagu4462 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      I just left an engagement also because of this reason. We argued. Didn't speak for 7weeks and then when I spoke to his mum I realised they spoke about the argument and she was aware of all his plans.

    • @kc17131
      @kc17131 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Same here. Also broke the engagement because my ex and his mother were leading my relationship. He went with her to the shop to get my engagement ring. And he wanted me to commit visiting his mother every weekend or have a justification. Did I do the right thing to leave? I’ll never know

  • @chriswilson1536
    @chriswilson1536 2 ปีที่แล้ว +67

    I’m a mama’s boy and I’m going through therapy to learn more about myself. It’s hard but the more we all talk about it, the more free I can become and not feel guilty. Thank you

    • @best9264
      @best9264 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@kimvannote5024 that happened to me what i do

    • @estefaniacastillo133
      @estefaniacastillo133 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Just sent my husband to therapy via the courts and my boundarys o made clear in court were anything to be discussed between me and him. About me and him and aboit our daughter is to be done in private. Not me him and his Mum discussing mine and my daughters needs. The more i put boundarys in place the more his mum clinges on. These type of mothers are evil, unhinged and do not want to do the work on themselves. My husband is 40. I cant even buy him new underwear she gets jealous. She walks in to the bathroom in her underwear when hes sitting on the toilet. Its INSANE. Id never have a relationship with another mexican man ever. As a european women its painful to be in this type of dynamic.

  • @dpo1175
    @dpo1175 2 ปีที่แล้ว +53

    I know this video was two 2yrs ago, but this needs to be spoken about more. This is sad, and some men and their mothers are destroying beautiful families. I am in the process of heading towards divorce, not due to an ultimatum but because I have reached my point that I can't anymore. My husband constantly let's his mom + brothers be disrespectful and so on. Lies for them, etc, just things that common sense you stick up for your spouse... exhausting, and it's just enough. It's been 10yrs 2kids later, and he sees no reason to speak up for us. I hope women can see the red flags and run from these types of men. Blessings to all 🙏

    • @MK.19.
      @MK.19. ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Exact same situation here. 5 years but thankfully no children that I’ll have to co parent x

    • @MK.19.
      @MK.19. ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Oh, and been living with the in laws. No privacy even though we got married 18 months ago. Mother lies and is meddlesome. Husband witnessed the truth but says he’ll never call his mother a liar

    • @Supercalifragilistic6543
      @Supercalifragilistic6543 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Same here

  • @italosblogtalkradio4279
    @italosblogtalkradio4279 3 ปีที่แล้ว +115

    I’m in that exact situation with my mom and I see how she’s affected my romantic relationships because of her narcissistic tactics

    • @davinadel8450
      @davinadel8450 2 ปีที่แล้ว +8

      I understand you my fiancé ex mother was like this 🙁

    • @katysmith-n2y
      @katysmith-n2y ปีที่แล้ว +16

      Cut the cord dude.

    • @christianhenry4173
      @christianhenry4173 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      I recently got into that with an older woman. Best believe it didn't last long but I saw something I would never see about myself needing therapy

    • @danilaroche1156
      @danilaroche1156 ปีที่แล้ว

      ​@@katysmith-n2yGet therapy & strengthen your relationship with the Lord. My ex never, couldn't disobey his mom. Couldn't do anything without her approval, including a marriage to me. He's almost 70 now. Never married and is a sex addict. Deeply unhappy and became a narc.

    • @syrenadurager
      @syrenadurager 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

      stand up and declare your adulthood. plain and simple. you are a grown man and need no help making a decision . stand on your own til you find your better half. better half meaning other than your mother.

  • @LittleImpaler
    @LittleImpaler 2 ปีที่แล้ว +64

    Mothers who are like that have a lot insecurities.

  • @Jenn808k
    @Jenn808k 3 ปีที่แล้ว +50

    my ex is mommy’s boy to the point where we couldn’t have “alone” time….he said he listens to his mom because the 10 commandments…honor thy mother and father…and lastly he said whatever makes his mom happy he’s happy..even if that means leave the relationship…by the way he told me “my mom knows how important you are to me..she would never break us up”

    • @freespirit8635
      @freespirit8635 2 ปีที่แล้ว +16

      BETAAAAAA ....lol. dogded the bullet.

    • @futuristicvibes2643
      @futuristicvibes2643 2 ปีที่แล้ว +24

      Girl bye! Mommy will be controlling the marriage. No thanks 😂

    • @thangkhanniang2565
      @thangkhanniang2565 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Not every mom's the same tho,

    • @Che-Guitarra
      @Che-Guitarra ปีที่แล้ว

      LOL, where's the LAUGH emoji?!?

    • @rayrayyx
      @rayrayyx ปีที่แล้ว +21

      Yeah but the Bible also says “For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh…”

  • @DeniseLaFranceCDNpainter
    @DeniseLaFranceCDNpainter ปีที่แล้ว +27

    A good, healthy Mother wants to raise each of her children to be autonomous. Never favours one child over the other. Never triangulates her children. A good mother wants all of her children to do well in life and to get along. Good mother does not want her children to be unhealthily& dependant on her or on anyone forever. She wants her children to be self-reliant, resourceful and strong, happy, confident, capable human beings. She sets a beneficial positive example as their primary female role model.
    Does not overpraise.
    She respectfully shares life lessons and teaches about rules and consequences.
    She respects her children's personal space. She does not rifle through their drawers, does not listen in on their phone calls , spies on their computers, and she never opens their mail. She does not ever stalk them on social media or in person. A good mother has her own life and hobbies and Friends. She never bothers her children at work and she never embarrasses them.
    A good mother respect her children's privacy.
    She equips them with life-skills like effective communication skills, social skills, being polite and respecting others, healthy work ethic, money management, self-grooming, food preparation, general medical and nutritional advice, taxes, empathy, compassion, kindness, charity, appreciation, general matters of the heart, she assists in educating them, she builds up their self-confidence, self-esteem, and prepares them for the outside world. Trusts her children. She knows that they are strong, capable and resilient. She makes them feel good about the world and helps them to understand the world can be a beautiful safe place & that, with the right life skills, with trial and error, adult children will be just fine. She will often be available if they require her advice or assistance.
    She makes no motion to overtly play favourites with her different children. Each of her children knows, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that their mother loves them unconditionally. She wants the best for her children so she does everything she can to ensure that her children have all the survival tools they need to live happy independent lives. She builds up the confidence in her children supports whatever decisions they make even if those are not the decisions she would make for herself. She respects her children's autonomy, their choices in relationships she respects healthy boundaries and her children's own ability to self-assess and consult their romantic partners ahead of her in much life advice. She respects her children's choice in life partners and she gives advice only when consulted. She respects the privacy of her children. A good mother never feels threatened or like she was competing with a life partner of her children. Good mother never parentifies her children never lays a guilt trip or tries to manipulate with threats of self-harm. Good mother applauds when you win and builds up your self confidence. At the same time, within reason , she makes herself available when needed.
    Her love is NEVER conditional. Good mother celebrates for children's individuality. She is so happy that they are become their own people with their own wonderful, separate, personalities.
    A good mother knows her place & never interferes.
    The kind of mother who raises a mama's boy is the opposite. She cripples her son, makes them dependant upon her. She robs him of his self-confidence and steals his masculinity and pride. She makes him feel powerless, guilty and afraid. She treats him like her indentured servant, as if he 'owes' her just for being born. She tries to make him think he's responsible for her happiness. She treats him as if he's her husband. She deploys him on missions to bully the other children in the family. Over praises him so that he never believes the praise OR he winds up a narcissist with a false sense of entitlement. That kind of mother knows what she's doing, she means to do it and she does it on purpose. She's a master manipulator. She is very very selfish. Very bad mother.
    A wise son of such a mother will refuse to play her games possibly go and stay no contact. He will shield his loved ones from her (lest she spew her toxicity on them)

    • @dawnmckinney3665
      @dawnmckinney3665 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      Wow’ I read this a few times! Very eloquently said. I felt blessed to read items and know in my heart that’s who, what and how I strive to be, but also look back on how I’ve failed in some areas and wish I would’ve been healthier. Thank you for this! It should be published in Webster’s under the definition of a good mother for current and future mothers to read. ❤

    • @iselarodriguez7793
      @iselarodriguez7793 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Wow! As someone who did not have a healthy mother because of mental illness. I never knew what it looks like to be a good mother and always wondered how could I possibly be a good mother. I feel blessed to have come across your comment because i always thought that is exactly how I would raise my kids. And now I know that I would be a great mother. And I feel like I could always come back to this if I forget. Thank you ❤

    • @godzillamanstreb524
      @godzillamanstreb524 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      You just described my husband’s ‘mother’ in latter half …..thank goodness he got away

  • @80sgirlwhamduran
    @80sgirlwhamduran 2 ปีที่แล้ว +77

    With my ex, I now feel like I was co-parenting him with his mother. He lived with her and visited me in my apartment. We essentially had 50/50 visitation. We both provided lodgings, amenities, resourced and he contributed nothing.
    His mother had got him use to women providing for him. A big man child.

    • @janetwairagu4462
      @janetwairagu4462 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      I just walked out of an engagement because of this same reason. This exact same reason.

    • @christianhenry4173
      @christianhenry4173 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      That's why it's important men learn to break the cycle now. I'm breaking it off. If I do have sons or daughters I want them to be in a healthy home

    • @Linhlinhhhhhhhh
      @Linhlinhhhhhhhh ปีที่แล้ว

      Exactly and that old bitch keeps reminding me that I am using her "money". Such a crazy whore :)) I gave my 50 in the relationship already sometimes more than 50 and now I owe her???? Her son has nothing but his mommy that's sickk

  • @amandamilobooks
    @amandamilobooks 2 ปีที่แล้ว +24

    9:50, men are honestly trying to be good sons, but SO many men are depressed and trapped in enmeshed, unhealthy relationships---THANK YOU! Hopefully awareness keeps spreading and more men wake up to what's going on. Guys, you CAN break away, you CAN heal, and your mama will get on her own two feet and be BETTER for it when she stops abusing you!

  • @k.c.sunshine1934
    @k.c.sunshine1934 ปีที่แล้ว +12

    I'm 53 year old male and started the process of separating my "True Self" from my Mother a few years ago. Looking back, I see positive effects in my masculine development, self-worth/confidence, and assertiveness/boundary development. I was sad when my Mom died earlier this year, however, I was able to let her go with acceptance and gratefulness for her positive influence on my life.

  • @sheniquereid2161
    @sheniquereid2161 2 ปีที่แล้ว +66

    I am in a situation with a mama’s boy right now. I just want to give up! He is constantly allowing his mother to interfere with our relationship and he is so emotionally dependent on her, it’s ruining us and I can’t go on anymore. I have shared this video with him. Hopefully it will give him the guidance he needs. I just can’t anymore

    • @varshavijay9488
      @varshavijay9488 ปีที่แล้ว +9

      Nothing will change him girl.

    • @katysmith-n2y
      @katysmith-n2y ปีที่แล้ว +1

      It won't get better

    • @apex11177
      @apex11177 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Well if your going to send him this video and then post a comment like that on same video he's probably better off with his mom than you until a high value woman comes along that would give him the proper motivation to change. You go girl. No really...GO!😂

    • @VisiblePolice
      @VisiblePolice ปีที่แล้ว

      @@apex11177youre brain dead

    • @danilaroche1156
      @danilaroche1156 ปีที่แล้ว +10

      ​@@apex11177Doesn't mean she's low value. She's frustrated. I'd say if he doesn't get help or make changes, she should leave. It will be worse if they marry.

  • @covertincest_sonhusbands
    @covertincest_sonhusbands 2 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    some good parts of the discussion:
    1. you feel like the chosen one and chosen to save mom: 5:14
    2. the mom trains you that relationships drain you (since mom drained you): 6:50
    3. both son and mom often think they have a great close relationship (when enmeshed): 8:55
    4. son felt guilty when he asked for a few months off from talking with mom but that was ok to ask for: 15:23
    5. let go of the image that you are the golden child and perfect son: 16:49
    6. ok to only interact with mom a couple times a year, or to tell her you don't vibe with things, don't be afraid of conflict, it gets easier over time: 20:00

  • @funky_gold_medusa
    @funky_gold_medusa ปีที่แล้ว +10

    In the case I knew of, the mother infantilized her husband and used him as a punching bag while delegating her eldest son as a surrogate spouse. And of course, this dynamic was enabled by female family members with drug addiction. Another related book is called, “When he is married to mom.”

  • @maxskouty3898
    @maxskouty3898 3 ปีที่แล้ว +22

    You guys JUST hit the nail on the head just as I had stopped trying to figure him out! thank you

  • @amyj.4992
    @amyj.4992 2 ปีที่แล้ว +23

    Repress you own feelings putting your mom feelings above your own boundaries. And she not doing her shadow work and healing her own mother wounds. 💙🦁🐺💓 Covert emotional incest happens with alot of families. It's very common. Awareness and boundaries, help you get in touch with your individuality while maintaining a healthy relationship with your mom with some distance. It's a codependency relationship. She gotta be able to take care of herself

  • @mariahouse5952
    @mariahouse5952 4 ปีที่แล้ว +15

    This was soooo INTERESTING. I honestly experienced this with my relationship with Mum.

  • @lissedminister
    @lissedminister 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    This makes so much sense. My issue was he ran to her during any argument including his serial cheating in which she said I deserved. We never had a private relationship and that's a huge turn off. All of it is toxic.

  • @BB-li1wv
    @BB-li1wv 2 ปีที่แล้ว +11

    This is such a great informative video based on therapy and psychology, for FREE. I wish it would reach so many

  • @memoryandlove
    @memoryandlove ปีที่แล้ว +26

    After my ex blindsided in the breakup, he immediately went to his mum to validate all his feelings and be patted on the back for 'being so brave' and the reason I know this is because the day after he broke up with me his mum sent me a 'im so sorry this happened blah blah' message which included a bunch of information about why he felt he needed to break up with me that I didn't even know yet 🙄

    • @MissSarahGM
      @MissSarahGM ปีที่แล้ว +7

      I'm sorry. Mine has his mother as confidant and she gave advise as to stay single... So when he broke up with me impulsively, there were immediately texts of support from his parents and his mother offering me support.. They were in the loop, in real time, I believe now she prompted him what to tell me. Later we reconciled, after I met her for coffee, and she let me understand she knew everything about her son and that we should meet less because that was too much for him.. He finally dumped me for good. He called months ago and he lives with the parents. He'll be 40 soon.
      Both these mothers wanted to present as supportive and nice, but really telling us they were the real influencer in their sons' lives. Narcissistic bitches. I'm so sad my ex doesn't wake up to the abuse.

    • @honeycomb485
      @honeycomb485 ปีที่แล้ว

      😮

    • @juliannemalongrnd
      @juliannemalongrnd ปีที่แล้ว

      lol crazy to think this is an adult man

  • @diannetimpson6885
    @diannetimpson6885 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    My Ex husband had to tell his mother Everything. And I mean EVERYTHING! Getting a call from his mother at 10am saying she "knew what I did in that filthy bed of yours last night"; how she knows the ways I'm trying to trap her son and proceeded to call me disgusting names. Bear in mind we were married for 5 years and had a year old child. Another night, she called saying she want a bubble bath. My husband jumped out of bed and ran to run her bath, light candles, pour her wine as he stayed in the bathroom, playing guitar for her, while she bathed. He told me this like it was the most normal thing in the world. Our sex life, which was strained to begin with because his mother would call him at 10pm every night and the two would stay on the phone for over and hour, became non-existent after that. They both went to therapy to get ME out of her life. He was identified as being in an emotional/covert incestuous relationship with his mother. His mother stopped him going to therapy. He went back to live with his mother - and father. Divorce.

    • @danilaroche1156
      @danilaroche1156 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      That's CRAZY! His mom is a witch and he's a fool. Be cautious in the future. Pray and ask God who you should be in relationship with.

    • @Linhlinhhhhhhhh
      @Linhlinhhhhhhhh ปีที่แล้ว +4

      That is sooo sick poor you

    • @leilanicaszandrah
      @leilanicaszandrah 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      That’s disgusting

  • @loripaich923
    @loripaich923 ปีที่แล้ว +8

    Thank you two..
    I'm in a mamas boy marriage and it really hurts😢

  • @fridahk7439
    @fridahk7439 2 ปีที่แล้ว +14

    My ex husband mum used to call his son (ex husband) and complain to him that he has forgotten about her since he married. She would do that while crying. I one day got very sick and he couldn't suggest I go to the hospital until his mum did. Later I had to ruuuuunnnn

    • @Linhlinhhhhhhhh
      @Linhlinhhhhhhhh ปีที่แล้ว +4

      When I am sick I asked him to come he told me he has to ask his mom for permission and hes 30 😂thats sickening

  • @k80.82
    @k80.82 ปีที่แล้ว +8

    This mama boy crap killed my relationship. A grown ass man at 44. He ran to her every time we fought. He lived with her prior to living with me. When we broke up, she bought him his own damn home. He has zero adulting skills and it was a complete turn off. #peterpan

    • @everythingbeautyboutique5002
      @everythingbeautyboutique5002 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Sounds familiar besides the buying him a house part. It’s a big turn off. He actually got extremely mad at me and broke things in my home one day when I left due to us getting in an argument, I told him he had to leave. Guess who he ran back to his momma smh…

  • @syrenadurager
    @syrenadurager 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    my husband is like this. when a man marries he LEAVES his parents house and Cleves to his new family , wife. He is not meant to be absent from his family to entertain his mother because she is passive controlling , suggestive manner as to hurt a marriage . That is what im dealing with. among many other things after 22 years. two faced is real , behind backs, passive manipulative behavior . I just keep calm and quiet and awesome and it usually wins in the end . she has caught on to this also. but she will never be able to undo what is already known. Ladies stay sophisticated and stronger , smarter than a passed generation. lol they cant fight that. hahah. plus it helps to have the patience of a saint.😂😇😉

  • @marikaakhlouri2419
    @marikaakhlouri2419 3 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    thank you guys, it helped me a lot

  • @JustMe-gs9xi
    @JustMe-gs9xi 2 ปีที่แล้ว +14

    no music please

    • @terrie0869
      @terrie0869 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Yes! Hard to hear

    • @ziggypip2938
      @ziggypip2938 ปีที่แล้ว

      Yes! It’s terrible!!

  • @syrenadurager
    @syrenadurager 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    My sister has 3 boys , they are all grown with families, 6 kids between them all and never have they done this to their wives because they were raised to be MEN. They did not grow up poor nor did they grow up rich, they grew up under the right parentage . My sister would never dream of interfering in her grown sons marriage as it should be, but she is there if any , wives, sons, grandkids want to talk to her she is a rock for EVERY ONE OF THEM. That is how its meant to be. Unfortunately I married an #European and its been nothing but a mamas boy syndrome .

    • @syrenadurager
      @syrenadurager 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      just one example , he will sit and blow breath like he is disgusted with life over and over again without saying a F-ing word. He makes it noticeable and on purpose , but will not say one word.!!!! he is baiting me for a fight. after 22 years of marriage I know this, a little trick he probably learned from his mother. I dont go for it anymore so he just ends up frustrated at himself or pushing it to what he wants which im more than prepared for after that many years lol, he has found himself in a no win situation. aaahhh alas, his match has been check mated.😏🤣

  • @covertincest_sonhusbands
    @covertincest_sonhusbands 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    great video, thanks for talking about this topic!

  • @blitzkrieg6872
    @blitzkrieg6872 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    A mama's boy can never have a healthy relationship with a woman. Never. Because his mother is used to being the boss. She calls the shots. Always. He allows it because he is used to it. It's all he knows. When this man gets married, his wife will find out that she now has a boss. A supervisor. That boss is her husbands mother (her mother in law). Mama's boy will not be able to set boundaries with his mother. He never has. He will allow his mother to abuse his wife. He doesn't have the guts to stand up to his mother and put a stop to it. Mother competes with his wife. His wife is "competition" and must be eliminated. Mother must always be his "first girl". Mama's boys will always fail to adhere to the "leave and cleave" commandment for marriage. His mother will refuse to "release" him to his wife so they can have their own life. The marriage will always be a "triangle" between the three people. No privacy. No boundaries. The marriage will eventually fail and the mama's boy will end up in divorce court.

  • @ДушаМитровић
    @ДушаМитровић ปีที่แล้ว +2

    You two are soooo smart and soooooooo brave. I love the video. Greetings from Serbia ❤️

  • @uniquedavenport
    @uniquedavenport ปีที่แล้ว +2

    This is my ex's mother he is an avoidant and doesn't realize that his mom clearly lacked boundaries with him and made him responsible for her emotional well being as a baby it's so sad because he has a good heart but he's not ready to see the truth he said he doesn't need therapy and he is over his trauma which I know is BS but it's not my job to show him he goes to his mom for advice and she told him don't let no women change you while telling me she would NEVER be with a man like her son🙄 she was jealous of me and had narcissistic and borderline traits as well as a serious drug problem which was obviously a concern for me when I brought it up to my ex he basically gaslighted me and said how do I know she's on drugs it's like he didnt't want to see the truth I was heartbroken! my mom is a narcissist so I know the signs and I also decided to go to therapy but my ex has a lot of guilt and shame around truth and vaunerbility and gets offensive he told me his mom is nothing like my mom and that his child hood wasn't that bad🙄 I wish him the best and hope one day he will have enough strength to look deeper within his self he also still lives with his mom at almost 30 years old which is one of the main reasons I feel like it's hard for him to grow.. thanks for this

  • @theonh9365
    @theonh9365 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    She was a whole thing in my world when I was 6. I started to get annoyed around 18 and that was it. Everyone thinks I m mean to my parents, not respectful and still in the rebellion phase but I just express my opinions and talk less if I don’t feel like it. If they bring up their concerns and worries which I don’t feel like talking about it, of course I talk less or avoid them. What I hate about my mom is that she self diagnoses my physical and mental health or friendship with others and create imaginary problems and worries about them constantly. My dad became somewhat more involved since I left the house and have a good relationship with him and talk to him a lot more and going on vacation with him soon. They are occupied with grandkids so not like they are lonely, so I m not worried but not sure how a single child does with a mother like that.

  • @jtb357
    @jtb357 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    In my case the Mama was the sister. And it is the worst. If I had an argument with him he would run to her and I had to resolve it with her or it was over. In hindsight I don't know I let it go on for so long. Since the first date we never had a date where she would send him texts. 🙄🙄🙄.

    • @memoryandlove
      @memoryandlove ปีที่แล้ว +3

      I feel you on this, except mine was both the mum AND the sisters (especially one sister in particular). We'd go on days out together and most of the time I'd feel like the 3rd, 4th, 5th wheel. If one of them said and/or did something I didn't like and I reacted to it, I was the crazy one and I had to apologise or resolve the situation it was never their fault. I also don't know why I let it go on 🤦

    • @MissSarahGM
      @MissSarahGM ปีที่แล้ว +2

      My ex is enmeshed by the mother AND his older sister too. I believe they are both narcissists. So my ex has OCD, having doubts about our relationship and worrying if I was the one etc.. So he would compulsively call his sister and mother for guidance. He admired his sister for her grand lifestyle, for what I understood she uses men to achieve that so I was worried where he got guidance from. Not healthy people. It is such a sick enmeshed family system that I realise I had no chance to win. He still called me months ago, and he joked that he left his apartment and now lives at his parents!

    • @katysmith-n2y
      @katysmith-n2y ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Chances are you are involved in a narcissist family and you need to immediately set boundaries

  • @apex11177
    @apex11177 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I don't want to hear this anymore. I'm going to go watch Everybody❤️Raymond with my mom.😊😊

  • @maxskouty3898
    @maxskouty3898 3 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    I had heard him in the bathroom, when the toilet was flushed to drown out his words” I cannot do this anymore!” This, I feel, goes along with the pressures of trying to maintain something that was mirroring him/mom and he couldn’t do double duty! This was a reality check/forewarning for me hearing him/this vid

  • @TheMoonkelly
    @TheMoonkelly 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This creates significant problems when mama’s boy gets married and has children with that wife. Mama thinks she owns her grandchildren and can manipulate the son to go against his wife’s wishes. It is a horrible cycle with the wife and children innocently caught in the crossfire.

  • @CoCo-yv3hl
    @CoCo-yv3hl ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Co dependency & emotional baggage

  • @LisaGlenn-u1q
    @LisaGlenn-u1q ปีที่แล้ว

    What dose it mean when your son feels this way and you are not that kind of mother

  • @TheMovingn4
    @TheMovingn4 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    this was suggested to me because of I have been watching I love a mamas boy on tv is my guess lol.. While I am a woman I found you all so interesting and I love how gently you spoke the truth! Thanks for sharing

  • @SusanaXpeace2u
    @SusanaXpeace2u 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This is my brother. It makes me so mad that he won't stick up for me. My mother already has one foot soldier, my dad, and when I try to suggest change in our family dynamic (that mum can never be hurt, that mum is always right, that mum is the VICTIM of anybody's request to be heard) and when i stuck up for myself, the family turned on me and gave me the silent treatment. Turns out, I'm the man in the family............... but, i was kicked to the kerb, my family of origin doesn't need the scapegoat to be there, they can still rubbish me when i'm not in earshot. edited to add, my brother has never introduced a woman to our mum. He couldn't. he'd be too embarrassed. It'd be weird. i'd love a sister in law though. oh families.................

  • @BigTroubleD
    @BigTroubleD 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The mamas boy I’m with said “ you only have one mother, but a wife is always replaceable”
    Have fun finding a woman who will want to give you everything when you give her no reason to feel secure in your relationship.
    No thanks.

  • @katysmith-n2y
    @katysmith-n2y ปีที่แล้ว

    Music isn't good in background

  • @meriemchhaiti
    @meriemchhaiti 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I can't focus on the talk because of the music 😢

  • @ukrajina2022
    @ukrajina2022 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I can not hear because of musik

  • @syrenadurager
    @syrenadurager 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    oh the side affects are real and for ever lasting. What a narcissistic MIL(mother-in-law) does impacts her sons marriage in many ways. Be better than her, smarter if you care about your marriage you must learn how to be a therapist to your husband, have the patience of a saint and the blessing of God. If your lucky nothing else is thrown in on top of all this mess like infidelity , which would make the MIL happy because no one is good enough for her son. Like she is good enough for anything , if she is that type of MIL. Mine is the silent deadly kind, not even kidding. we live less than a quarter mile from each other and I have not seen her in over a year. Christmas this year just did not happen and that was that, no explanation just that. now you see the amount of narcissist I deal with here in Austria. cold as hell people, They will treat you kind while holding their breath so to speak.

  • @thangkhanniang2565
    @thangkhanniang2565 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Not every mom's the same tho,,

  • @juliannemalongrnd
    @juliannemalongrnd ปีที่แล้ว +1

    when after a big fight and I had made him breakfast, he thanked me and a few minutes later said, "I just thanked you because my mom asked to do so" 32 yo entitled prick 😂

  • @Lovebiome-38
    @Lovebiome-38 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I think this 🤔 type of conversation alludes to rich spoiled families. However, the lower class individual who has a great mother relationship doesn't have this mindset where his mother dictates everything in his life. A male is always going to have a powerful bond with his mum unless loved by a mother. Wasn't the childhood experience. But to put it in a different perspective because I hear this term mummy's boy all the time as we love to throw labels out there, especially on men. Any person that comes out of the womb, whether it is a boy or girl, is always going to have a deeper connection to the mother. But let's turn the table on the woman and say "daddy's girl" when a woman has a problem with her relationship. Who's the first person she goes to for advice 🤔 is it the father, or is it the mother ? I'm very confident nine times out of ten is the mother. Why is it because the woman is the feminine energy that you are supposed to go to for comfort and safety. She will always be the first person you feel safe around, whether you are a baby boy or baby girl, it's not the father is it now. 🤔 double standards, right? If a boy only had his mother in his life, it simply means she is the only parent he felt safe with and the only parent he could rely on. If a woman nature is to be nurturing and caring, he or she is always going to go back to he or her mother this doesn't take away from a man's masculinity or take away from a woman femininity it's all down to lack of communication skills. A man can disagree with their mother the same way they disagree with their woman or agree either way, so to me, if we are going to us logics, it's like saying ' a man is a "girlfriend boy" now how crazy does that sound. Lol, we gotta stop using these lame terms for grown men it's ridiculous. Now, if a man is still living with his mother , living of his mother, and not contributing anything that's just called a man with no ambition or purpose and very low self of steam that ain't got nothing to do with being a mummy's boy but let me digress because I can go on. 😉

    • @Blackout975-b9m
      @Blackout975-b9m 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      It's more about those with an unhealthy relationship with their mothers where the mother is exerting her control and dominance over the son whilst emotionally blackmailing and manipulating him and gaslighted him so that he is unaware that it is not healthy. She will prevent his independence and true masculinity and she will do anything in her power to prevent him leaving her for a woman of his own, especially a strong, confident woman that the mother cannot control or manipulate. The mother will constantly whisper in the sons ear and helicopter over him so hers is the only voice he hears, she will sabotage his relationships and do anything she can to keep his umbilical cord intact, all whilst pretending that it's because she loves him and and wants to protect him from "abusive" women. Some men in this situation are in their 40s and have never severed the umbilical cord, these mothers are selfish and cruel to their sons by preventing them from forming healthy, fulfilling relationships and finding happiness with a woman of his own choosing. A good mother would never do this, it's cold hearted, ignorant and wicked and nowhere near a healthy parental relationship. Class doesn't make a difference to the unhealthy dynamic, it's parental abuse. They are called mama's boys because it is a specific type of man affected by a specific type of unhealed trauma that will affect others in specific ways, all relating to the unhealthy, toxic mother-son relationship. Hope that helps.

    • @Lovebiome-38
      @Lovebiome-38 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @Blackout975-b9m again, you're saying all the things that come back to what I was saying in the first place. I'm not disagreeing that there are mothers out there who manipulate their sons into believing their partner isn't good for them, whether its through jealousy or just being over protected, whatever the case may be. Granted, but let's not act like a man's partner, can't be the same, especially nowadays there's a lot of women out there that are trying to control their husbands the same way they would try and control their sons. As said before, we are not going to go around and start calling men girlfriend boy it's ridiculous and sounds ridiculous I'm speaking for all men when you start saying mummied boy terms like that how would you expect a man to even respect a woman like that. Just because he's favouring his mothers' opinions over yours, you're now going to call him a mothers boy. Women in general love throwing the word mummy boy, he ain't shit, he's a narcissist, alot of these terms are just used to hurt men when the woman can't get her own way with her partner so they belittle him by identifying him as such. It has a lot to do with class, especially family that own companies past on to their sons and who are obligated to keep the family together and not really have a family of his own. A father can play into this as well, not just the mother. However, this term, the mummy boy, rather related to rich people. We see it all the time in movies and in reality.

  • @loridean.5986
    @loridean.5986 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    background music is very distracting! Good video though!

  • @pre4life766
    @pre4life766 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It's always too late guys sorry.

  • @Audrey-k2h
    @Audrey-k2h 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    There is a huge pay off for the son that he never had to mature like Peter Pan
    He can be a perpetual adolescent and continue to play with immature little girls
    Lol😅

  • @19katsandcounting
    @19katsandcounting ปีที่แล้ว

    Give the boy over to the dad like in boys in the hood. Hopefully, he’s not a mammas boy either and he’s actually around. There’s gotta be some sort of healthy male influence that takes over.

  • @SylviaAndFriends
    @SylviaAndFriends 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    There is absolutely nothing wrong with Mama's Boys! My Joey Jr worships me!

    • @amydelgado1796
      @amydelgado1796 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      This is so rage bait 😂

    • @SylviaAndFriends
      @SylviaAndFriends 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@amydelgado1796 perhaps ;)

  • @Aliceinchains606
    @Aliceinchains606 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What about the 50/50 I think that men like that are not in their masculine energy since they dont seem to take the lead

  • @thisiswhathappenslarry
    @thisiswhathappenslarry 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This one!

  • @legalfictionnaturalfact3969
    @legalfictionnaturalfact3969 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    This tap dances around the issue. The issue is patriarchy. The issue of women not feeling loved, because we are NOT Loved, we are hated. With a vicious white hot burning passion. So a woman looks to love from her son.
    Not ideal. Not in the slightest. It needs to change. The buck stops at the patriarch.

    • @awakeningwithbrian
      @awakeningwithbrian  7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Interesting thinking.. ask yourself this.. who are the mothers these men? Mothers who wound their sons, will create wounded men. Simple math.
      It doesn't matter who starts to change, it only matters that someone is conscious enough to look at and heal themselves instead of wait to be rescued by someone else.

  • @Heshamm
    @Heshamm 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    These make me angry you are saying truth 😡 and i wand abandonment for long time

  • @HotBox3nt-OTT
    @HotBox3nt-OTT 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    CAP

  • @rosegomez6591
    @rosegomez6591 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Berm through it. Awful

  • @charlesreed3072
    @charlesreed3072 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    As a woman or mom gets older, it is good for safety reasons for a son to live with his mom. But mom should allow her son to entertain company another woman at home. Not to be sexual but for the son and mom don't affect one another that could be damaging latter on.

    • @salenasheppherd2834
      @salenasheppherd2834 2 ปีที่แล้ว +7

      I agree with the safety aspect but he doesn't necessarily have to "live" with his mother. He could always move CLOSER to her (same city, neighborhood).

    • @katysmith-n2y
      @katysmith-n2y ปีที่แล้ว +4

      Not really why would a son live with the mother ever

    • @ziggypip2938
      @ziggypip2938 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      This sounds weird and creepy. Live with his mom but she allows him to have female company?? That is a teenager, not an adult man!!

    • @Kenyan_RN
      @Kenyan_RN 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      WEIRD AF!

    • @BlessedVivi
      @BlessedVivi 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@ziggypip2938lol