By struckbystarzz - 27/03/2015 13:12 - United States - Taunton

Today, my stomach started to hurt. When I got home, my parents had company over, which I had to rush past to use the bathroom. After being in the bathroom for about 3 minutes, my mother yells to me from the other room, in front of the guests, "Are you OK in there?" I'm 27. FML
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In her mind you're still just a little kid with a bad stomach

just wait it out. eventually, they have to leave... right?

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I actually don't really agree with this as being a FML situation... Maybe because I'm in a position where I don't have blood family, so this might make me interpret this completely different from everyone else.... But I thought that was sweet how concerned your mom was. I almost envy it. I know parents can be a nagging pain but a mothers love is forever and one of a kind. Now, I don't know if she asked you that in a joking or teasing manner and that could've been a big embarrassing but eh, not FML worthy to me. I said YDI because everyone deserves a mother who loves them. Now excuse my cheesy and vulnerable comment and moment so I'm sorry, I shall slink back into the lurking shadows now. ?

Don't you hate it when people have to check up on you in the bathroom? Like let me poop in peace please.

you are still living at home at the age of 27. If you live like a child you will be treated as such.

She was probably concerned because you weren't feeling well. I don't see the problem. Would you prefer her to just not give a damn?

3 minutes isn't a long time. But why the hell do you still live with your parents at 27?'

i don't get it. First of all there are many reasons a 27 mind still live at home (or live at home again) Second, why is this an FML? Mom was worried about her child.

Okay: why are the FML users of the world so bizarrely obsessed with ridiculing people who live with their parents? I KNOW it isn't considered ideal in America, but the reality is that it is happening alot: people have harder times making an economic start, education is taking longer, the elderly are living longer and in spite of more health issues et al. Until recently my mother lived with me full time, and now she mostly lives with my sister and stays with me weekends: we don't want to put her in a home, but she cannot live alone (I travel very heavily for work). I am not claiming this is the OP's situation, but, frankly, I don't NEED to know OP's situation. In today's world I do not automatically assume that choosing to live with a parent represents some sort of character defect barring proof otherwise but rather vice versa.

Well when someone THAT old isn't on theri own I assume they are lazy losers that don't want to work, are dropouts and are incapable of taking care of themselves.

I think it's more the combination of (presumably) living at home and being babied/embarrassed by their mother that kind of paints a certain picture for most people. Not that it is really pertinent here, since the mother probably would have loudly inquired about OP's bodily functions no matter where they happened to be at the time.

No offense but you're 27 and living with your parents, wtf

Why are you 27 and living with your parents?

You're 27 AND still living at your parents' house ??