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I Hate My Boyfriends Family

Not Sure I Can Handle Much More......

By: Bbrown85
Written on September 29th, 2011
By: Bbrown85
Age: 26-30
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  • BritishBabe

    To honest you both sound like you're in different places. You seem like you are very independent and ready to settle down and he sounds like he has a lot of growing up to do. If you do get your own place together, it's "your" (his and yours)., the sister must have this drummed into her that you are not a baby sitting service or hotel for whenever she wants.

    Apr 24, 2012
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  • jonessy

    Omg I understand EXACTLY what you are going through, because I am going through the same thing. My boyfriend and I have been together for about three years now and he is 25 years old. He works full time and makes, presumably, $50 thousand maybe a little more a year. He has been working at the same job since he was 18 years old so he has had more than enough time to save up money to have a rather nice looking savings account. He works on a college campus so they pay for him to attend school (only night classes though) and he doesn't even take full advantage of that because he only takes one class like every other year. School and education isn't a priority for his family. I am 23 and I graduate from college this may, I still live with my parents and I don't have any children. Yes I still live at home but I have been trying to get my bachelors degree not working full time like him and still staying home. Whenever I bring the topic of him moving out up he starts getting very very upset and defensive and asks me what my excuse for still living at home. I think it's a little different for women than it is for men. Especially men who work full time and are 25 or older it just makes them look soft and juvenile. He has a sister who doesnt do anything but stay home all day and his dad doesn't work or do anything but stay home and watch tv or takeout the dog or eat. His mother works I think two jobs and cooks Monday through Sunday, they never eat out for dinner. His mother babies the **** out of him too. Which doesnt help because that makes him want to stay there At home even more, and his father I don't think tries to push him either. They are Mexican americAn, which I believe has a lot to do with their uninterest in education and their Want to stay home and not go out anywhere and cook alllllllllllll the time alllllllll week. My family always eats out, we used to cook at home more often, until my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer and even before then we still ate out.



    I am all for saving money but when you've been working for eight years and your a 25 year old man who isn't even thinking about getting his bachelors degree, why the **** are you still staying home like your a 16 year old boy who just started a little job somewhere. It is also a common tradition in latino culture especially mexican culture for the parents to hold on to the son as long as possible until he gets married and then move out, the could be when he's like 50 years old.



    I love my boyfriend so much, he has a good heart and he's very kind and calm natured. But I think I'm trying to force myself to hold on because I don't want to give up or hurt him. I know he lives me so much. I wish I could meetin my ideal guy who is independent and isn't such a mama and daddy's boy. It's very frustrating.

    Feb 25, 2012
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  • smileshiloh

    I don't think you're making a big deal, sometimes it is frustrating dealing with family, my boyfriends mother is especially needy and constantly needs his attention, have you mentioned to him about maybe you two moving together, or him just moving out, maybe if you made big enough deal of the situation he would consider for the relationship sake to make a change of living situations. It is not acceptable for them to tell your daughter to move off her seat, not okay.

    Oct 3, 2011
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