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Re: O/T Advise about Girlfriends son


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Posted by Bill Radford on September 27, 2012 at 09:28:40 from (199.90.157.10):

In Reply to: Re: O/T Advise about Girlfriends son posted by Hoofer B on September 26, 2012 at 15:57:06:

As a person that works in the mental health field I will tell you:
She considers him more important to her than you are (he's her boy)
She feels guilty about the way he turned out and tries to compensate for his being a total bum.I have seen this in my own extended family)
You cannot change his or her behaviour
This relationship is 99% likely to fail with bad results for you and great emotional and financial consequences.

As a regular dude, let me tell you this:
I take it that you are in the 40-50 year old range. There are 2-3 single women for every single men at your age. Most single men your age are either substance abusers, Mama's boys or "on the other team". You sound like a straight up dude so I know that you dont have to put up with this crap.
Like I tell my son everyday...you dont have to get your equipment from the junk yard. You can probably take your pick of divorced or widowed ladies.
DUMP HER!!!
It aint worth the lining of your stomach.
One of my good buddies(a Great American, no doubt) sums up his criteria for a mate as "her kids are grown and gone and her Momma is dead" He found a good one that met the criteria and they have a great time.
Remember: No one likes cleaning up someone elses crap.
Not to mention the possible serial killer thing.


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