I’m talking a lot this morning; but don’t you think it’s odd that the main complaint is: “ No cooking, no cleaning, no pampering your husband?” Then, when everything goes South, it is realized how good everything was. And, Prince Pampered comes whimpering back.
I've seen one like that. The mommy's boy, invited his mommy over. The mother thought it was just for a 10 day visit, and left after supporting her daughter-in-law to get a divorce. She gave the son a withering slap down and told him that she was glad to wash her hands of him as he was too clingy.
Another note: I would love to see a story like this: Spoiled Son: “My mommy wants to live with us; and my life is going to be so sweet from here on”. Mother: “ No, I don’t. I have my own life; thank you very much.”
I’m talking a lot this morning; but don’t you think it’s odd that the main complaint is: “ No cooking, no cleaning, no pampering your husband?” Then, when everything goes South, it is realized how good everything was. And, Prince Pampered comes whimpering back.
I hope this is not a real life trend. These “heads of the household.” sound like over entitled toddlers.
Time to change locks when hubby and mommie are out! Hubby needs a divorce!
His mommy, really? He is married and therefore too old to be calling his mother "mommy".
I've seen one like that. The mommy's boy, invited his mommy over. The mother thought it was just for a 10 day visit, and left after supporting her daughter-in-law to get a divorce. She gave the son a withering slap down and told him that she was glad to wash her hands of him as he was too clingy.
Another note: I would love to see a story like this: Spoiled Son: “My mommy wants to live with us; and my life is going to be so sweet from here on”. Mother: “ No, I don’t. I have my own life; thank you very much.”
I agree
I'm 60. 60 is not old omg seriously I'd still be working if I hadn't been in an accident and mr mommy's boy needs to grow up
What should he call her? Nothing wrong calling her mommy, 21:56 he is just a child that never grew up, with a mother that did not let go.
Mommy, Mommy, Mommy, Mommy, etc