Momma's boys
By jarnold51
@jarnold51 (124)
United States
January 15, 2009 12:38pm CST
I have 2 children. My youngest (a son) is 25 years old. He is married and lives about 1700 miles from me. In spite of that, he would tell anyone that he is a "momma's boy". I am close to my daughter but my son and I have always had a close relationship. He waited for 4 months to go on his honeymoon and is currently with his wife at DisneyWorld in Florida. Even though he is on his honeymoon he is having such a great time he has been calling me every day to tell me all the fun things they are doing. I think that more than anything else is indicative of how close he feels to me. I was just wondering how many of you have sons who are momma's boys? Some people use that term as a derogatory term but I think its sweet. I am not smothering him, I absolutely love his wife. But he is and always will be "my baby".
2 responses
@jarnold51 (124)
• United States
15 Jan 09
Exactly. He will always be close to me. He loves his dad but they don't have as close a relationship. He's my friend and my son both.
@Tuffcookie08 (272)
• United States
15 Jan 09
I think it's cute that your son tells people he's a momma's boy the calling you everyday while on his honeymoon is a bit odd but still it's great that you and him are so close I think it's adorable for a guy to have a good relationship with his mom.Congrats to you and your son+his wife.Type ya later Mylotters.
@jarnold51 (124)
• United States
15 Jan 09
It's not odd really. They got married in October and lived together for over 3 years so it's not a traditional "honeymoon". It's really just a great vacation. I've enjoyed hearing about it. And I have the best daughter in law in the world.
