Kids, eh? Who'd have em???
Cullen
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Well parents, obviously, but I am a little concerned by Number 2 son's level of maturity.
Is it normal for a 22 year old man, a qualified electrician and currently training as a scaffolder, rough, tough and butch in most areas of his life, wanting his mummy to play "this little piggy" with his bare feet before bedtime?
I just need some reassurance.
Is it normal for a 22 year old man, a qualified electrician and currently training as a scaffolder, rough, tough and butch in most areas of his life, wanting his mummy to play "this little piggy" with his bare feet before bedtime?
I just need some reassurance.
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Well parents, obviously, but I am a little concerned by Number 2 son's level of maturity.
Is it normal for a 22 year old man, a qualified electrician and currently training as a scaffolder, rough, tough and butch in most areas of his life, wanting his mummy to play "this little piggy" with his bare feet before bedtime?
I just need some reassurance.
I really do think it may be time to cut that apron string....lol
I know Mums don't like to lose their sons but surely his partner should be doing this for him??0 -
Yes, that's perfectly normal.
If you would like your son to become the proprietor of the Bates' Motel.0 -
He finds it hard to form relationships as his curfew is 9 pm.0
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Bookworm, he does shower a lot...........0
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Well parents, obviously, but I am a little concerned by Number 2 son's level of maturity.
Is it normal for a 22 year old man, a qualified electrician and currently training as a scaffolder, rough, tough and butch in most areas of his life, wanting his mummy to play "this little piggy" with his bare feet before bedtime?
I just need some reassurance.
my god ...i am p**ing myself laughin at that......
cheered me up no ends !!! thanks
and by the way ......nope he is a freak !!!!lol0 -
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ok bottle fed? hopefully now on solids tho lol0
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Bitty??0
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mark130273 wrote: ยปmind you im a fine one to talk about didnt leave home till i was 30 !!!
i left at 15 (couldnt stand the cooking anymore)0 -
mark130273 wrote: ยปmind you im a fine one to talk about didnt leave home till i was 30 !!!
I'm not planning to leave till around about that time too! Another 11 years to go0 -
Does he still sleep in the same bed with you and the spouse? If so, I'd suggest campaigning for the return of national service but since that's unlikley no matter how much knife crime this country has to tolerate, how about steering him into a life of crime instead? After a couple of spells spent inside, that 24 hour exposure to unabated homosexuality will soon cure his unhealthy parent attachment.
Extreme to some maybe, but sadly another one of life's cruel lessons to be endured.0 -
Does he still sleep in the same bed with you and the spouse? If so, I'd suggest campaigning for the return of national service but since that's unlikley no matter how much knife crime this country has to tolerate, how about steering him into a life of crime instead? After a couple of spells spent inside, that 24 hour exposure to unabated homosexuality will soon cure his unhealthy parent attachment.
Extreme to some maybe, but sadly another one of life's cruel lessons to be endured.
Wonders what page dr spock wrote that on?????0 -
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mark130273 wrote: ยป15 ........my daughters not allowed out till shes 30 !!!!!!!!!! lol
Aww bless trust me by the time shes 15 you will be dreaming of her moving out lol0 -
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lol its so cute to see o yes i remember them days0
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Did someone mention latent homosexuality??
Remember the wedding reception when I was worried about number 1 son not wearing a suit, well the two boys did have to share a room. I asked number 1 if their room had a double or twin beds. he said they had 2 single beds, so they had to push them together......
He refers to his brother as his "Little Spoon"......
I am really worried about them now.............
(I blame their mother)
Do you think they might just be trying to wind me up?0 -
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Did someone mention latent homosexuality??
Remember the wedding reception when I was worried about number 1 son not wearing a suit, well the two boys did have to share a room. I asked number 1 if their room had a double or twin beds. he said they had 2 single beds, so they had to push them together......
He refers to his brother as his "Little Spoon"......
I am really worried about them now.............
(I blame their mother)
Do you think they might just be trying to wind me up?0 -
Well at least there not killing each other0
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mark130273 wrote: ยปnot a chance in hell.................keeping her under lock and key until either i die or hell freezes over !!!
Believe me, by the time she is 15 you'll want to throw her out...lol
Trust me, I brought up 2 daughters as well as a son and I'd sooner bring up 20 sons than 2 daughters again...lol0 -
my daughter is 15 on monday. she looks like she is about 19
Tracy0 -
Worry lines and grey hair dam am only 36 thats what a 15 year old did to me enjoy it now mark and just for men stocked in the cuboard trust me it will be needed lol0
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funnily enough i have to cover the grey - now i can blame her for it0
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wouldn't you just love to live in Cullen's house - never a dull moment!0
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