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Topic: Mother Do You Think The"ll Drop The Bomb
prisoner's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:13 AM
Why do adult (over 21) children let their parents control their lives AND by the same token,why do these parents need to control the life of a person who is a leagal adult? Is it all about power and control? be seeing you

PATSFAN's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:14 AM
Maybe it just love........bcnu

aLittleBird's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:15 AM
what happened? One of your FWB get grounded??? lmao







be seeing you...


rofl rofl rofl rofl

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Fri 01/30/09 07:15 AM
Is your Mom trying to control you again? :laughing:

Riding_Dubz's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:15 AM
Mom can i borrow the car what what what

RKISIT's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:16 AM
mother do you think they'll try to break my balls:smile:

ReddBeans's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:18 AM
smokin Wouldn't have the faintest idea. My grown kids are outta the house. I don't try to control them in anyway. They are adults and I treat them as such. I don't understand parents that allow their grown a$$ children to move back in and mooch off them. Ain't no way in HE*L I'd let one of my grown a$$ kids move back in with me and then sit around on their behind and do nothing. smokin

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Fri 01/30/09 07:21 AM
Pink Floyd might know the answer to that one.


You can only be controlled if you let yourself be controlled.

catwoman96's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:21 AM
becuase then when they fukc up...they have somebody else to blame besides themselvesslaphead

Filmfreek's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:22 AM
hush now baby baby don't you cry....

ljcc1964's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:23 AM
My folks live with me. They watch my 3 year old son while I work and when I go out. I have gotten the impression at times that my mother thinks I don't know how to take care of my son. She is constantly telling me what to dress him in, or when I should not take him out with me, or what he should eat. The casual observer (or I) might get the impression that she thinks I suck as a mother. But upon further consideration, I believe that it is her need to be needed that drives her constant instructions to me regarding the care of my children.

She isn't trying to control me.....so much as she needs to feel needed. Since I am comfortable in my ability to care for my children....and know that I have ultimate decision making control where my children are concerned.....I am happy to give her that warm fuzzy.

catwoman96's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:23 AM
my mama drove me insane...dontcha know..


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Fri 01/30/09 07:26 AM
Because mom just can't quit you.

Etrain's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:31 AM
Because Momma's gonna keep Baby cozy and warm...be seeing yousmokin

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Fri 01/30/09 07:34 AM
ooooohhhhh....ahhhh Mother will she break my heart..
Be seein ya laugh
( freakn LOVE this tune )

Etrain's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:35 AM
And of course Momma's gonna help build a wallwhat damn it I need a catch phrase

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Fri 01/30/09 07:36 AM

Because mom just can't quit you.



LMAO! Consider yourself just perved...


Question for the Prisoner: Do you own a motel & does yer Mom live in the attic? bigsmile

aLittleBird's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:45 AM


Because mom just can't quit you.



LMAO! Consider yourself just perved...


Question for the Prisoner: Do you own a motel & does yer Mom live in the attic? bigsmile


scared scared rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl

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Fri 01/30/09 07:48 AM

smokin Wouldn't have the faintest idea. My grown kids are outta the house. I don't try to control them in anyway. They are adults and I treat them as such. I don't understand parents that allow their grown a$$ children to move back in and mooch off them. Ain't no way in HE*L I'd let one of my grown a$$ kids move back in with me and then sit around on their behind and do nothing. smokin
bravo to you

and when parents let their kids move back in, it ususually results in a relationship ending because of that.. so many will sacafice that for their kids... seen it to many times.

catwoman96's photo
Fri 01/30/09 07:52 AM
they will probably drop the bomb someday...life is self destructive..in more ways than one

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