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Son still at home
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How right you are. Think some Mums have a lot to answer for.Going to stick my neck on the block and moan about mothers over mothering their sons now. Its left to their girlfriends/ wives to sort out, which is bloomin difficult when they are in 20+ years' worth of habit of having it easy!
Not aimed at anyone in particular: but please, all the mothers of sons who are reading this, for the sakes of the women who will come into your son's life please ensure he can cook, clean and use a washing machine & iron as a bare minimum.0 -
i don't see a problem if he is paying his way, teach him how to cook and wash etc and how to budget, what's the panic, I don't want my son to leave, I dread it....Blackpool_Saver is female, and does not live in Blackpool0
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