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What is the problem ? They have been probably estranged for a few years. It's moronic to wait for a piece of paper to start living again. You probably unconsciously expect them to get back together.
Mom is getting some, what's wrong with that? Sex is fun and natural. She probably shouldn't have told her child her motives tho.
Oh TMI Mum!
i'm guessing they have been separated for months if they finalised their divorce last week. You're mother wants to move on, you should support her.
I don't really see why support should be unconditional. Since we don't know anything else about the situation, I really don't see why op *should* support his/her mom.
I don't see the problem here
OP, your mothers dating life is none of your business. She can do whatever the Hell she wants.
It's called freedom of opinion. Op is allowed to have an opinion on the matter. She's just not obligated to do anything with it.
At least you don't have to worry about her getting you a new father.
She probably hasn't gotten any in a long time. A relationship will typically deteriorate for a while before it ends in divorce meaning no sex.
What your parents need is not your place to say. If they felt a divorce was best then it probably was in their situation. You have no right to tell your mom that she cannot date just because she had a divorce recently. Everyone handles that sort of situation differently.
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To each their own; everybody needs someone
It could be her way of coping, sadly. I'm sorry OP. .-.