By PetitPrincePerdu - 08/05/2009 00:42 - United States

Today, I found my mother wandering the halls of my fraternity unescorted and asked why she was here, she told me she was concerned when I didn't pick up my phone for two days. She then informed me that she had also moved to the same city I live in. My mother moved over 600 miles to stalk me. FML
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Today, I tried calling my son yet again, and got no response. I've been calling him for days. I'm worried out of my mind and I'm going to move 600 miles to be with him. FML

You couldn't call her back after your hangover ended?

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BB_baby 0

That's a stupid FML. She moved not to stalk you, but because she loves you.

Whether she moved because she loves you or not Its your damn fault for not making her understand you an adult. She needs to get over the fact that your not going to be at the house anymore & learn to live with it. You need to be an adult & tell her to leave you alone.

My mother would do the exact same thing. Except, she would be moving further than 600 miles to be near me. Are you the oldest or only child by chance? She's worried, not stalking you.

Your mother is stalking you because she moved closer to you and got concerned when she hadn't heard from you for a few days? Wow, what a terrible mother, really. So caring and wanting to be near her son. FHL that her son doesn't want to be in her life anymore.

california512 0

I know how you feel. My mom is crazyy like that too. I went away to school at 16. and I'm 19 now and still doesn't realize I'm capable of living on my own and not dying. I went one day with out calling her before I went to bed, and I had forgotten my phone in my friends car. At 2 am My roommate comes into my room with my frantic mother on the phone. The next day I also found out that she called one of my friends as well. And I have no clue how she even got their number... So, I feel for you! You just need to talk to her and tell her that you need to be trusted and able to grow up with out your mom always checking up on you. I did that with my mom and she is slowly making progress.

I'm thinking your "two days" was really a month and a half, and if so, you deserve it. What's so hard about making a five-minute phone call? You're not the freakin' president.

MukyDaCookie 0

Wow, that's like my parents. Granted im 15, but if I miss just one phone call or Im not home at 9, they go crazy. They call every one of my friends and I get some pretty wierd calls afterwards (They made me write a list of my friends' numbers so they could reach me at any time.) And then when I get home I have to sit through an hour long interrogation about where I was, who I was with and why I didn't answer the phone or how I could be so thoughtless to be out of the house for 2 hours without calling.