Y’all, I have another story of my misfortunes for your entertainment.
My love life is about as dead as a dodo right now, and my mom has a very confusing take on it. On one hand. She wants me to live at the house till I’m thirty and not get married till then, and on the other, she wants her close friends daughters to get married.
She tried to get my brother to marry Sue (not her real name) but he didn’t, then she tried to get me to marry Sue, and I said no. Then she tried to get my younger brother to marry Sue.
Sue is older than all of us.
Now Sue is married. She is now trying to get me to marry her younger sister Mary.
I’ve told my mother no about seven times. She says to me, “but John, you just need to get to know her” (I’ve known her all my life) “but john, she’s very pretty!“ (she is, not my type) “but John, she’s very sweet!” (She is, but no) “John, maybe I just need to get y’all together so you can see how great she is!” (At this point, I put my foot down and told her absolutely not)
My mom doesn’t get the reason why all of my siblings have said no.
It’s her mother.
Now my mother is very overbearing at times.
It can be a bit much.
Her friend, Sue and Mary’s mother, is very overbearing.
Now my family was fairly conservative homeschooled types. Them, very much more so and her mother and my mother are best friends and talk all the time. I absolutely do not want to be caught between them.
It would be a living nightmare. Imagine for a minute getting double teamed by two very conservative moms who get upset if you hold hands. It’s terrible.
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I trusted my mother once with knowing about who I dated. I went through hell because of that. I love my mom, but after that I can’t trust her.
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I ain't reading all that. I'm happy for you though Or sorry that happened, you'll get through it
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steal her husband, that'll show her
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1 ReplyJust bang her, bang her mom, tell your mom that her friend is a gardening tool used to create rows and that the girl isn't a virgin, problem solved.
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17 RepliesJoin the Army boy! I promise it will solve most of your life problems at one time, you get to leave home and freak out that control freak of a mom, you get to do cool things in boot camp and afterwards you can do what you want with your love life and maybe pull some girls bro, not to mention the free healthcare and dope benefits to include 100% paid-for college. Just sign on that dotted line.
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3 RepliesYou know that one cartoon they had for a while called The Replacements, where these kids got a magic phone or something that’d let them replace any person in their life with someone “better”? If I recall, most of the episodes kind of had the swaps wind up going wrong in some way, but also if I recall, these kids swapped out their mom & dad before the series even started, and never see their real parents again. And even worse, they don’t seem to care that they never see their real parents again. I was originally going to make a joke about how you should use that magic replacement phone thing, but then got distracted thinking “Man, this show is kinda messed up.”.
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3 RepliesThe issue isn't conservatism. The issue is that your mother is over-involved in your lives. You need to set some very ADULT boundaries with her, and that is difficult to do if you are living under her roof.
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5 RepliesI've never been to public school in my life. I've always been homeschooled. I'm 16
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2 RepliesTell her you're gay, even if it's only to see the look on her face.
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[quote]Imagine for a minute getting double teamed by two very conservative moms who get upset if you hold hands.[/quote] That’s hot
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1 ReplyI have a very overbearing mother and the way I coped with it was moving a couple of hours away as soon as I was able; first for university and then afterwards for work. A decade later and I no longer have as much resentment for her as I once had, but I would never go back to living with her. Even a few days can be too much if it’s not for something specific like Christmas, and I can’t talk to her about certain subjects because she can flip her lid at the slightest thing so [i]I[/i] have to manage [i]her[/i] emotions in most situations, so talking to her about anything that makes me emotionally insecure or vulnerable is a complete no-go. Family is rough.
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1 ReplyI'd throw her in the fruit cellar if I was you.
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4 Replies*shudder* people with an express, stereotypical view about human politics scary stuff. Also, overbearing mothers. My mom has always been chill, sideline support, but she fully supports my father's rather stuffy policies in the household.
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2 RepliesInteresting. Have you tried to marry the mother?
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1 ReplyThat sounds awful, you do you bud, honestly I would try and get out asap, don't let overly-involved parents rule over you.
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7 RepliesBe your own person. Choose your own potential mate. Do not let you mother or her mother pressure you into a decision that you do not want to be involved in. That's not living your own life. Move out as soon as you are financially, maturely, and responsibly that you are able. Controlling people make life miserable for everyone who has to endure them.