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Single Sons Going on Dates with Their Divorced Moms

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Alnitak

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I have to broach this subject because I don't think I'm the only one who does this.

Any other queer momma's boys go on dates with their mothers?

My older coworker said get in as much quality time as possible before the folks lose their abilities. I will oblige.
 
My mum would love it, unfortunately she can't hold her liquor and would be an absolute embarrassment singing Big Spender to strangers.
 
Cormac135 said:
My mum would love it, unfortunately she can't hold her liquor and would be an absolute embarrassment singing Big Spender to strangers.
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Well mine was seen to be swinging a vodka bottle around on the dance floor of my brother's wedding. Could be fun.
 
I think it is wonderful to spend time with a parent, going out on the town or to a show or just having dinner together.

It really isn't a date per se....just paying attention to your mother. It is good to do this...because they are gone from us all too soon.
 
Depends what you mean by a date. My mum is widowed rather than divorced and I take her out for lunch sometimes. Can't see an issue with that.
 
rareboy said:
I think it is wonderful to spend time with a parent, going out on the town or to a show or just having dinner together.

It really isn't a date per se....just paying attention to your mother. It is good to do this...because they are gone from us all too soon.
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Of course I don't mean it literally. With nothing better to do I'm spending more time with my parents lately, which has turned out to be nice I'm closer with them since I'm not dating.

By the way, ever seen Travel's with my Father? Hysterical.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4cevmKvq_A&ab_channel=AlanCarr:ChattyMan

My own dad is declining and can no longer travel, and it is a very depressing.
 
^I became closer to my father once he retired and especially once his health started to go. I don't regret one second I spent stopping by my parents house for visits or the countless evenings sitting in his hospital room.

As for my mom...I enjoy her company. We don't go to bars or what I'd call out on a "date", but I do go to dinner, movies, a play, concerts at the town pavilion, etc., with her. She can be a bit embarrassing at times, but I don't care. I think it's great that you hang out with your mom.
 
mikey3000 said:
I don't think it's healthy. I was a victim of covert incest by my mom who was widowed at a very young age and it affected me in many, many ways. Just my two cents.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.go...parents-make-their-kids-partners-0914165/amp/
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Someone taking 'mom' to lunch is not the same as mom latching on to her son and making him her partner. A mother that tells her son personal items that she should only discuss with her mate, husband, partner has invaded her son's space. A son doesn't need to know (nor does he want to know) about menstrual cramps, change of life, stretch marks or bathroom habits. Very few mothers would do this, those that do don't deserve lunch.
 
Alnitak said:
Of course I don't mean it literally. With nothing better to do I'm spending more time with my parents lately, which has turned out to be nice I'm closer with them since I'm not dating.

By the way, ever seen Travel's with my Father? Hysterical.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4cevmKvq_A&ab_channel=AlanCarr:ChattyMan

My own dad is declining and can no longer travel, and it is a very depressing.
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They must be a wild team travelling together.



But I think you'll need to get out into the dating world soon again though, before you end up sitting at home with your mom and you giving one another mani-pedis.
 
rareboy said:
But I think you'll need to get out into the dating world soon again though, before you end up sitting at home with your mom and you giving one another mani-pedis.
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This summer is going to be a great opportunity to get out there again. I'm still in post relationship 'refractory phase.'

Sometimes I think the right guy just doesn't exist. He doesn't have to be perfect, but every one just had too many unmanageable problems.
 
peeonme said:
Someone taking 'mom' to lunch is not the same as mom latching on to her son and making him her partner. A mother that tells her son personal items that she should only discuss with her mate, husband, partner has invaded her son's space. A son doesn't need to know (nor does he want to know) about menstrual cramps, change of life, stretch marks or bathroom habits. Very few mothers would do this, those that do don't deserve lunch.
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Man, if you only knew the women in my family😟. Sadly many young mother's who are single inadvertently turn their sons into quasi partners. I for one, ended up being my mom's "date" for many a work Christmas party, wedding, funeral, etc, starting at age 10. It grew from there and it was horrible.
 
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