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Atleast she cares ?
She might care, but this is way over the top.
Why do you feel the urge to write this useless comment? To be first? Well, congratulations.
Moms are just to over protective.
Must..fight...the urge ..to correct...oh thank god that--IT'S TOO.......****...
I am by no means a "nazi". There are lots of things that I still get wrong, however it annoys me when people are too lazy to type out one or two letters. Why can't someone just type that extra o for too, or y and o in you. It's annoying. And if it was so they could try to get first, that just makes it that much worse. And trust me, I hate nazis too, anti Semitic bastards.
Op dont worry. My mom only calls me to do chores.
63, Parkinson's? I think I can see why your mom wants you to leave the house.
your mom is really over protective haha.
win
79 I know but I just said it again. So get over it.
65. That's harsh, but still cracked me up!
Hahah she does :) I wish my mom loved me
I think the 'i've lived on my own for 10 years' part could be a whole separate fml.
That's great, but in your 20s and 30s, dealing with a smothering parent is a much larger ass pain than a neglectful one.
True, this might of really annoyed OP, but they got to enjoy their mom while they still got her.
That's true, I'm sure alot of us miss our mom's, mine was my best friend, and Op should enjoy every those kooky moments, regardless if its annoying him/her.
Does she still call you "my little bunny" as well?
You're 31 years old. It's time to cut the umbilical cord.
Doc, I think that is a job for you.
Do you not have a good relationship with your mom? They said they were living on their own for ten years. That means they have been independent since they were 21. I wouldn't think a phone call from Mom would be that big of a deal.
This is very irrelevant to the topic however, I went through your trauma stories on your blogspot. The seatbelt blog opened my eyes, the part about the oxygen tank + the cigarette made me laugh, and the story about the man who died while driving to his wife's funeral made me sad. I also read your first post and it stated that you had created a blog before with similar stories. I love reading them and I was hoping you'd tell me the URL for your former blog. Thank you.
50- One phone call isn't a big deal. Her almost calling the cops because her son didn't answer the phone is ridiculous. It doesn't matter if they have a great relationship, that mom went overboard. Big time.
He was in a movie he couldn't
Also, who would have their phone on in a movie theater?
Either way it's a moot point - The point is he's 31 and doesn't have to tell his mom where he's going. His mom had no idea he was at the movies and got irrationally scared/needy when he didn't answer. The movie just servers to give us a time frame for how long he was "missing' before his mom freaked out.
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Moms are just to over protective.
I could just see the police's response: Mom: "Officer, Officer, my son/daughter is missing!" Police: "Could you give me a description, ma'am?" Mom: "Well, he's 31, tall, has brown hair and brown eyes... Police: "Hold on hold on....31?" Mom: "Yes sir!" Police: -pauses- ... -click-