Can You Handle Dating a Mama’s Boy?

3 Jul

In my adult life I’ve had my share of dating experiences, but none compare to the time I dated a mama’s boys. Let’s just say, this was not the best relationship in my dating book. To preface this post, I think it’s important I express how much I admire men who respect and love their mothers; I think it’s a great character trait for a man to genuinely love, respect and admire his mother. However, this does not mean that man should be so attached to his mother he is unable to maintain a healthy relationship with a woman.

Some women may not really know what it’s like to date a mama’s boy, so allow me to share my experience with you. I’ll give you a snippet of a specific occurrence that ultimately led me to ending the relationship.

The Scenario:
We were on a date spending some much needed quality time together. We had opposite working schedules and this was one of those rare times when we were both off and were able to actually spend the entire day together. Well, in the middle of our date his mother calls. Let me set the scene. We’re in the car heading to this restaurant we’d both been dying to try and I’m sitting in the passenger seat listening to him fumble his way through the conversation, unable to tell his mother we’re on a date. I look to him and I whisper, just tell her we’re on a date and you’ll come by tomorrow. He looks at me with intense fear in his eyes as if I’d just told him to cut off his mother’s right arm. He studders as he tells his mom we’re on a date. Well, this was apparently something she did not care about because they went back and forth for about five minutes. Can you all guess what happened next? I bet you can’t. Well, allow me to fill you in on the next set of events. He looks over to me and says his mom really needs him, so let’s just head over there and then we can continue with our date (o course in my mind the date was officially over and I am now officially pissed). Yes, he really said that. To end this particular scenario, let me just tell you what was so pressing that he had to interrupt our date. [wait for it] his mother could not get her new DVD connected to her television and needed him to hook it up for her (can we say super ridiculous and super needy).  This was the super important thing she needed help with; the thing he could not say no to. I swear I couldn’t make this stuff up if i tried. I wish this scenario was just a fabrication, but sadly, it is not.

This was the last straw for me. At this point I realized I absolutely could not deal with being in a relationship with a mama’s boy. I couldn’t imagine being married [till death do us part] dealing with playing second fiddle to my mother-in-law. It was something that made my stomach ache and I needed to end this relationship and that’s exactly what I did. From that point on I looked for signs of men being mama’s boys because I knew that was a deal breaker for me.

Questions to my female readers:

Have you ever dated a mama’s boy? If so, what was your experience like? Does it bother you dating a mama’s boy?

Are you married to a mama’s boy; how’s that working out for you?

Let us know. We so value and appreciate your thoughts and comments.

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  • Cutiepie
    I just split up with my mothers boy last night.......im heartbroken we have split but i could not continue playing second fiddle any longer!  He is 46 and lives 2 mins from his mother, also stays there sometimes.  I called him 10 days ago at 6 pm to tell him i was threatening a miscarriage, he was at his mothers house and because she had had a fall that day he decided he was going to stay with her as she couldnt be left on her own!...His sister lives 5 minutes away, she could have went to sit with mother.  anyway i called him at midnight crying as i had lost the baby, he was now back in his own flat, because he didnt want his mother disturbed during the night if i called him!!!!!  I was obviously very upset and when he did eventually come over after i had asked him to, i told him i felt let down and abandoned and he just said i obviously was very insecure!!!!!  To make matters worse i actually began to believe him (i am 40 and should know better!)  Lots of silly things have been happening and i have just been pretending everything is ok, but yesterday i could no longer pretend.  I hadnt seen him for 6 days cos he was busy with his mother and doing other stuff, we had arranged to meet on Thursday for an hour when i finished work for a coffee but he cancelled cos he had been out all day shopping with his mother.  So on Sat when he turned up at my house i was really happy to see him because i do love him, Sat night was great and he stayed over.  He is going for a disciplinary in work on Tues so we were discussing this yesterday morning , and it looks like he is going to lose his job which in turn will mean losing his car etc, anyway he asked if he does lose his job can he get put on my insurance to drive my car as he will need it to get his mum about!!!!!!!! i just started laughing because i couldnt quite believe it, then we went for a small walk and got back to mines about 2 in the afternoon, he had a coffee then said he was going to see his mother and also could he take the breadsticks and dips that had been unopened the night before as his mother loves them!!...... At this point i was sooo angry i left the room, he didnt actually take anything but i walked him to the door and said goodbye, i felt very sad as i knew that it was now over and that i couldnt take anymore.  I took the cowards way out and sent him a text last night telling him it was over, this is not an option i took lightly but the last time i tried to end it due to this behaviour he turned it all on me, this time i wasnt giving him a chance to do that.  From day one he told me he loved his mother unconditionally and that she was the most important person in his life, i had actually thought it was very sweet and found it an attractive quality!!!....

  • Guest
    I just split up with my mothers boy last night.......im heartbroken we have split but i could not continue playing second fiddle any longer!  He is 46 and lives 2 mins from his mother, also stays there sometimes.  I called him 10 days ago at 6 pm to tell him i was threatening a miscarriage, he was at his mothers house and because she had had a fall that day he decided he was going to stay with her as she couldnt be left on her own!...His sister lives 5 minutes away, she could have went to sit with mother.  anyway i called him at midnight crying as i had lost the baby, he was now back in his own flat, because he didnt want his mother disturbed during the night if i called him!!!!!  I was obviously very upset and when he did eventually come over after i had asked him to, i told him i felt let down and abandoned and he just said i obviously was very insecure!!!!!  To make matters worse i actually began to believe him (i am 40 and should know better!)  Lots of silly things have been happening and i have just been pretending everything is ok, but yesterday i could no longer pretend.  I hadnt seen him for 6 days cos he was busy with his mother and doing other stuff, we had arranged to meet on Thursday for an hour when i finished work for a coffee but he cancelled cos he had been out all day shopping with his mother.  So on Sat when he turned up at my house i was really happy to see him because i do love him, Sat night was great and he stayed over.  He is going for a disciplinary in work on Tues so we were discussing this yesterday morning , and it looks like he is going to lose his job which in turn will mean losing his car etc, anyway he asked if he does lose his job can he get put on my insurance to drive my car as he will need it to get his mum about!!!!!!!! i just started laughing because i couldnt quite believe it, then we went for a small walk and got back to mines about 2 in the afternoon, he had a coffee then said he was going to see his mother and also could he take the breadsticks and dips that had been unopened the night before as his mother loves them!!...... At this point i was sooo angry i left the room, he didnt actually take anything but i walked him to the door and said goodbye, i felt very sad as i knew that it was now over and that i couldnt take anymore.  I took the cowards way out and sent him a text last night telling him it was over, this is not an option i took lightly but the last time i tried to end it due to this behaviour he turned it all on me, this time i wasnt giving him a chance to do that.  From day one he told me he loved his mother unconditionally and that she was the most important person in his life, i had actually thought it was very sweet and found it an attractive quality!!!....

  • Donnasim21@hotmail.com
    I just split up with my mothers boy last night.......im heartbroken we have split but i could not continue playing second fiddle any longer!  He is 46 and lives 2 mins from his mother, also stays there sometimes.  I called him 10 days ago at 6 pm to tell him i was threatening a miscarriage, he was at his mothers house and because she had had a fall that day he decided he was going to stay with her as she couldnt be left on her own!...His sister lives 5 minutes away, she could have went to sit with mother.  anyway i called him at midnight crying as i had lost the baby, he was now back in his own flat, because he didnt want his mother disturbed during the night if i called him!!!!!  I was obviously very upset and when he did eventually come over after i had asked him to, i told him i felt let down and abandoned and he just said i obviously was very insecure!!!!!  To make matters worse i actually began to believe him (i am 40 and should know better!)  Lots of silly things have been happening and i have just been pretending everything is ok, but yesterday i could no longer pretend.  I hadnt seen him for 6 days cos he was busy with his mother and doing other stuff, we had arranged to meet on Thursday for an hour when i finished work for a coffee but he cancelled cos he had been out all day shopping with his mother.  So on Sat when he turned up at my house i was really happy to see him because i do love him, Sat night was great and he stayed over.  He is going for a disciplinary in work on Tues so we were discussing this yesterday morning , and it looks like he is going to lose his job which in turn will mean losing his car etc, anyway he asked if he does lose his job can he get put on my insurance to drive my car as he will need it to get his mum about!!!!!!!! i just started laughing because i couldnt quite believe it, then we went for a small walk and got back to mines about 2 in the afternoon, he had a coffee then said he was going to see his mother and also could he take the breadsticks and dips that had been unopened the night before as his mother loves them!!...... At this point i was sooo angry i left the room, he didnt actually take anything but i walked him to the door and said goodbye, i felt very sad as i knew that it was now over and that i couldnt take anymore.  I took the cowards way out and sent him a text last night telling him it was over, this is not an option i took lightly but the last time i tried to end it due to this behaviour he turned it all on me, this time i wasnt giving him a chance to do that.  From day one he told me he loved his mother unconditionally and that she was the most important person in his life, i had actually thought it was very sweet and found it an attractive quality!!!....

  • Tinabanbina
    please everyone read this book: 
    --When He's Married to Mom: How to Help Mother-Enmeshed Men Open Their Hearts to True Love and Commitment 

    by Kenneth Adams & Alexander P. Morgan 

    I came upon it when i googled in desperation about this very situation of "dating a momma's boy" because it's the saddest shit ever. This book helped me find my fucking sainty again. I will end it asap.
  • Honey_buns11
    OMG, i am engaged and we are both pretty young both almost 20 and his mother is a little to much. She will talk about how much he needs her and how he cannot live without her and how hes stuck on her tit forever. Well, he keeps talking about us getting our own place, but hasnt hasnt. so i finally got sick of his mothers mouth and said something to him. i threatned to leave him because i cant deal with his mothers comments. she will talk about how cute his butt is, and how he is just one good lookin man and if he wasnt her son shes be all over that. i find that weird. so he said something to his mother and now she is moving to a different state with her "crazy" boyfriend. did i mention his mom lies ALL the time. Anyways, his mom has been gone for 2 days and now he said he is all depressed cause he misses his mom. Seriously come  on, it makes me sick. o love him with all my heart but i dont want to deal with this mammas boy stuff. dont know what to do......
  • Brendaghenry40
    Look up covert incest, this is what I have been dealing with, a perfect text book definition. The good news is I have no intention of ever becoming serious with this man. His parents are both married in their mid 80s and he is in his 60s. He calls her constantly, they all vacation together 3 to 4 times per year. He was married for an entire 3 months and she left saying he was in love with his mom. She hates me because I don't worship the ground she walks on. I find the entire situation now, crazy. I'm as mean as possible to him, I ignore her, he tries to tell me what to do like his mom, I tell them both to eat shit, sick, yes. Its a real challenge and as I said, I don't care because I have no intention of ever, ever marrying them.
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  • Gigi
    Your story sounds like one of my stories with my boyfriend.  YIKES!!  It is to the point that I'm ready to end it.  His mom is a nice lady but driving me absolutely crazy....I'll never be the #1 woman in my boyfriend's life.  I love him dearly and he treats me good but my tongue is bleeding too badly from biting my tongue all the time.  She tried inviting herself along on our first vacation together....thank god he said NO WAY!  But, he had to spend the entire week with her before we left and had to be with her the night before because she was crying he was going on vacation.  Good heavens!  What would it be like if we got married and left on our honeymoon.  It's hard to break up with a guy after you've invested a few years with him, but she needs to get a life (her husband is deceased) and my boyfriend needs to get some balls!
  • Melissa
    I've been dating a mamma's boy for 3 1/2 years now. We both still live at home with our parents. My boyfriends mom & dad have been divorces since he was 3 and he doesn't have a good relationship with his dad at all.  I read many of the responses and man there are some psycho mothers out there! I think my boyfriends mom is a little more passive (less insane lol). My boyfriend is turning 24 in December she his mom cooks multiple meals for him a day, does his laundry (sheets included embarrassing!) AND puts it away too, cleans his room (which can be VERY embarrassing if I left some fancy lingerie or toys around), cleans the entire house (well, some areas just aren't clean so maybe I gave her too much credit), and yes people.. she still packs his lunch. Wow.

    I'm turning 25 in October and I feel like I'm getting to the point where I want to begin settling down i my life. I'm done with the whole party scene I never really enjoyed staying out all night drinking. But... how can I ever move on with my life when I have such a motherly-dependent bf.

    I once casually mentioned to his mother, "Well, I think he should do his own laundry!" she simple looked at me and shrugged. She never gets insane like some of these other moms I've been reading about but I still really dislike how she is not encouraging her son to grow up. It is a mother's DUTY to encourage her son/daughers to grow up and become independent so they can eventually move out & have a happy family.

    When I confront my boyfriend about being a mammas boy he normally ignores it and his excuse for not doing his own laundry is: "We all have teamwork in this family, I pity you for never being able to experience teamwork.... mom does laundry, cooking, etc and I do other chores"

    What chores?

    I found out he occasionally puts the dishes away and mows the lawn some of the time.

    That is NOT teamwork. That is NOT what I want to end up having to be if I were to ever marry this man. I refuse to replace his mother. What if his mother were to suddenly die, I don't think this man would be able to care for himself. How sad! I've been doing my own laundry since I was 14 along with other chores I take TURNS with my parents when it comes to cooking dinner and putting it away. THAT is teamwork. I realize my dad is getting old and his arthritis hurts him so I've taken over a couple of his usual chores. I get so mad when my boyfriend calls his deal "teamwork" BULL SHIT.

    I even just now remember this one time about a year and a half ago I said it would have been fun if he could have stayed at my place for a couple weeks while I had my own apartment @ school. He said... he couldn't because it wouldn't be safe for his mom to be alone. WTF... they live in AMISH country and they don't even lock their doors. BS.

    I've mentioned many many times to my boyfriend how I am not happy with how he just lets his mom do everything for him... at first I started off subtle just hinting but for the last couple years I've been very blunt with what I have to say. Other than being a mammas boy he is a great guy and maybe I just haven't broken up with him yet... hoping he will one day change if not slowly. So far no luck and I fear our relationship is nearing an end.



  • Grace1871
    My current boyfriend now is a mama's boy...it drives me mad. I know some of it may have to do with his culture, he is Chinese, but I do not get why every decision has to have her final say, why he picks her decision over mine, and when we have plans (as you pointed-out) he changes them if his mom wants to do something or needs his help with something. I feel that maybe a few times is acceptable, but not all them time like he seems to be doing lately. I am not really sure how to handle this either...when I bring it up, he "guilt-trips" me and says that "he is having to make both sides happy and that I need to understand the situation he is in"...I just do not understand...how can he appease both sides if he always chooses what his mother wants? I just spent a month's break at his folks house with him, and by the way, they do not speak any English so most of the decisions while here I am left out of, and I am about to go nutty. We have been together more than three years and I tell him he needs to involve me, help me with the language barrier, and so on...but, he tries (he really does) but just not good enough. 

    Any advice...please.
  • Grace1871
    Oh yea...did I forget to mention that we changed our Romantic-Summer-Vacation to Putero Rico to Atlantic Beach, NJ, on a road-trip, with his parents? And, the moment we got to the hotel room, he called his folks to come join us there? Yup...I am serous.
  • EK
    I think I can relate. We are both Chinese and we are both close to our families so I really appreciated that similarity. However, in the past year, we went on holidays with his parents to where his mother had wanted to go because he begged me to go/ wanted me there and I had time off when they did. We had a great time, and I thought his parents were pretty cool and it was a good chance to get to know them better. However, I crave for alone time! He had professional exams, I arranged vacation time to be right after the exams so we could go somewhere together or just have a staycation at home, but his mother wanted to travel to Europe so off they went. This time I thought what the hell, I'd take my parents on a holiday. Came summer and I had time off, and kept suggesting doing this and that. He said he was not sure he had enough vacation time left. Next thing I know, he was off with his folks again for a week long holiday on the west coast. I mentioned it to him, said I felt neglected and he said he will sort it out... I was led to believe Christmas will be the time for us alone together... he just told me that he wants to take his parents to China and life is not about jumping on a plane together. Well, if it's not about spending leisure time togeter, then what is it all about??
    I feel neglected; #2; plan B; he spends time with me to do things that he can't do with his folks. Am I being too needy? That I want a life partner, a significant other with whom to travel, to eat, to explore, to relax? Or is he a classic mama's boy - either I accept the situation or run?
  • shineontrue
    This happens in catholic families, no?  I married my mama's boy, and luckily i love his mama too.  She is worth all of the love and devotion.  she raised a family of five strong willed gorgeous kids essentially alone through tons of highs and lows.  

    I can only hope i will be as amazing of a mama cat one day.  

    Good luck ladies!!
  • Pookabear95
    i'm dating a momma's boy and it's a rollercoaster. Sometimes all you can do is grin and bare it (to a point) and hope he grows a pair to stand up to her, unless it's an extreme case
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  • That was soooo disgusting! I'd ditch him then and there if I were you.
  • hopeful
    I am married to a mamma's boy, and daddy's boy, and sister in-law's boy. Yep. That's right. He jumps when they say jump. His sister is single, never been married or kissed for that matter and rules the entire roost. There is another sister who is married with two kids. Her family and the bossy sister live in a side by side duplex. We all live within 5 to 30 miles of each other and get together for all birthdays and holidays. When we were dating I knew they were a close family. I was not concerned because he made me feel so special and I fell in love with him. He basically did anything I wanted. I was not demanding, but to be honest he basically jumped for me. He had his own house, was very self sufficient, and had a good job. He was raised to honor and respect his parent's. A very Catholic upbringing.

    I noticed after we got married, however, that when I would ask for things or want to do things he would put them off. Example, He knewI loved landscaping and wanted to landscape around the house. He came up with excuses as to why we should wait on that. He just didn't seem that interested. But he would go ever and help his parents with stuff like that, and holy moly his parents have a gorgeous yard that he helped develop. We always went out for special dinners or to special events when we dated and he never complained. Our first married Valentines day we went to dinner and a movie. It was crowded at both. He seemed annoyed and said after that we should plan our holiday dates a week before or after said holiday to avoid the rush. Huh? But, he has no problem going out for Mother's day(on Mother's day) with his entire family and it's crowded as heck. Put up with this for nine years. We don't even go out for dinner anymore unless I really push for it. He won't plan anything. But we go out for every family birthday and get together all the time for his family holidays. It sucks, but I have two beautiful kids and they are my everything. I try, and I hope, and I keep the faith.
  • Societymaggot
    I'm glad I came across this. I know all too well what you're talking about. I lived in Austin and started dating a guy In San Antonio. He had planned to move in with me but Mom flipped seeing me as a threat since her son was ' her universe, her whole world' ( her exact words to me-scary) The first time I came to visit she invited me to move in with them. Very scary and way too soon to be entertaining such thoughts. She'd do anything not to lose her son to me.
    At the time he was unemployed and living with Mom since he had never moved out after Graduating High school years ago. I didn't think much of it initially but as I got to know more saw a co-dependent sort of relationship emerge- they had a weekly dinner date when one of them got paid (when he had a job), they went to movies together, split the finances, grocery shopped together, went to shows together, and pretty much were like a married couple, only without the sex. Of course I was a threat to what they had going. They even went on a cruise to Belize when he was 16. He was and still is the only man she has in her life since his father and she divorced when he was 10. She made him his whole world and I'm starting to think it mutual. He convinced me to move down here, even though I wanted to stay in Austin. (So he can stay close to Mom, I guess.) He is over there every other day helping her with one thing or another. She calls and still asked him how much he made on his last paycheck as she has his pay schedule memorized.
    Even though we have our own place and share the finances as a couple living together does, I still feel like I am in a three-way relationship with he and his Mom and that I am the third in this scenario. When we were fighting once he actually said to me, " My Mom will always come first and you'll just have to learn to deal with that!" Even though he now says he no longer feels that way and that isn't the case now, I know then that he spoke the real truth. If I say anything he gets defensive and defends her instead of siding with me.

    He wants to marry me but I cannot imagine myself with him for that long. I feel so enmeshed in this relationship, I moved down here and gave up the life I had to be with him because he loves me and treats me better than any other guy has, but sometimes...it just gets to be too much.

    When we had our first big fight back in August of last year, he broke up with me over e-mail and later confessed his Mom had helped him compose the letter. When we were still in two different cities she once his his truck keys so he couldn't come down to see me ( so he claims). After our first fight when he broke up with me and ignored my calls for a week, he then IMs me out of the blue wanting to talk and work things out. I was very hesitant and still feel it was a mistake to get back with him sometimes. I mean, my birthday came during the week he was passive-aggressively avoiding me and I didn't even get a phone call from him...then he wanted to work things out, contacts me the very next day. My heart is still broken from this time and I don't think I'll ever fully forgive that. I know his Mom had convinced him to break up with me while he was upset with me as he vented to her about the fight, which was really our business not anyone elses. When he broke up with me she said " Good Riddance" to me and now is trying to be my friend again since I am no longer a 'threat'. I don't know what to think of this as it seems kind of fake after how she treated me before.

    Sorry I kind of ended up writing you a short novel but it's just been one of those days.
  • I'm okay with mama's boy but maybe your case is a little extreme.
  • Oh boy, I've got one too; we've been dating 5 mos. The closer he and I get, the more I see the inappropriate boundaries with his mom. She goes back and forth between his house and his sister's house. When she's away it's bliss, we operate as an equal partnership, just the two of us.

    As soon as she gets home, she takes over and makes me feel completely inadequate. She starts power-cooking for him, knowing that I love to cook. She grabs the laundry while we're out and washes everything. My stuff is in the hamper too, including sexy panties, eww - my modesty needs boundaries!!! Once, she even changed his sheets; those sheets were like a "crime scene" from a romantic romp, again eww!! When I voiced disdain, he responded, "she's from the old country, they don't think like that, it makes her happy." Well, it doesn't make me happy!

    She invited me to move in with them, and I graciously declined. I said it was up to her son to invite me if/when he was ready. She said it was high time he grow up and settle down at 37. I told her straight to her face that he will never marry anyone if she's there, because she is his wife. He doesn't need a partner if he already has one, so accept that he will always be a bachelor.

    She's moving out.

    Did I just screw up?
  • Melissa
    You totally did the right thing, teach that mother! You go girl!!!
  • Aub
    I agree, this is one of the flags that I will look for as a deal breaker for the rest of my dating life. You put it in much kinder terms than I would: Mama's boys are usualy complete scum, losers who can't do anything themselves besided maybe hold a job. They are selfish, because they have a false sense of entittlement, and they go crying to their mommy's evertime they get in a fight with their girlfriend. Some common traits: they are wierd, terrible at sex, selfish, cumpulsive liars, possibly gay and in denial, and usually unsucessful. In short, due to my experience dating a 30 year old man who ate dinner at his mothers every day, I spit on them! This guy mistreated me, was verbally abusive, hardly took me out on dates, and constatnly accsed me of outragious things.
    Psychology Today has an article about mama's boys:
    "Unhappily married moms develop a special emotional synchrony with sons. When their sons voice negative feelings, the mothers are likely to reciprocate.

    In effect, report Patricia K. Kerig, Ph.D., and colleagues, such boys are learning "negative reciprocity." Partners trade insult for insult. So hurtful is this interaction that it predicts which couples will divorce."

    In my opinion, it is a dysfunctional relationship of a boy and mama that never progresses into a man, hindering maturity, and a result of the mother being unhappy in her marriage or needing to use her son to fill her hole for lack of her own man. Catering to a mama's boy only continues the cycle of dysfunctional families.
  • Mouna
    OMG!! LOL do u know my fiancee? this is completly him... but i just dont know how to call the whole engagement off yet!
    and i love him too cuz he treats me nicely :(
  • kazzy
    I am with a Momma's boy and thinking about leaving him...his Mom manipulates him and creates fights between us...she wants her boy to move into her house...he is 26...I don't think I could marry a guy like this
  • Mouna
    im in the very same kind of relationship let me tell you what he is 29 and moved back in with her just after he asked me to marry AND I FOLLOWED HIM BIGGG MISTAKE
    she wakes us up in the morning for rubbish things , she talks to me anyway anyhow and once i talked back she waited for her son to get home until 11pm to tell him that i disrespected her and she demanded that i apologize and every time that happens i feel so humiliated and now i dont wanna stand up to her because i dont want him to have to choose because obviously he will choose her and im emotionally too involved... but i plan on breaking off the engagement pretty soon and get my power back...just have to get my finances right :(
  • aydee
    HE's a good man, but the dependency between he and him MAMMY has become quite sickning. I love him & dont want to leave him, but I'm not sure how much more of this disgust I can take.
  • Interesting article, thanks!
  • sick and tired
    I am currently dating a mama's boy. His mom has tantrums when he tells her no. She starts to yell, shake and sometimes even cry until she gets her way. She sometimes remind him of all the things she has done for him. On a recent trip his mom had a tantrum because she wanted him to do something he didn't want to do. I noticed he was about to change his mind and go along with her plan. I step in and said honey take me back to the hotel .I do not want to do this and I know you don't either. He finally told his mom no and she immediately stop her tantrum.
  • dating a mama boy would be a hard way to go :)
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  • This concept is also available for mama's girl, I had the "opportunity" to date with one, oh my God, what a mistake... :)
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  • singleladies
    Mamma's boys are a disaster! You can't rely on them and they need more care than a newborn because they can't deal on their own with the simplest things in life. I've dated 1-2 such guys and this is more than I can handle!
  • HGH
    Very scary experience. I can't even think of giving a second trial after such a horrible experience.
  • That's such a horrible experience. To put it more bluntly, a man that's too attached to his mother is no man at all.
  • It was indeed a horrible experience and I agree with you 100% on the not
    being a man statement.

    Naomi Williams
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