Have you ever noticed, my good friends, that our parents - most of them - are somehow weird about our friends? If your boyfriend is a nerd and by all the criteria a loser they would praise him to the high heaven. Or taken such a situation: your friend is witty, slim, sociable, easygoing; but your parents grow inconceivably suspicious of him: Нe is inexplicably too courteous- apparently he wants to take advantage of our daughter and flee then...
I have kids that date and so far, I haven't been impressed by the people they have brought home. My kids are smarter and more driven than the GF/BF...so far none have lasted, my kid figures out they cannot spend much time with someone who is lazy...
my parents liked most of my friends. except the ones that were pieces of shit. actually, they even liked some of them.
My folks liked my friends too. they had more worries with my other sisters than they did me so it wasn't really a problem. I was switched on and responsible.
My father liked all my girlfriends. But my mom hated all of them. While I took a compromise position :artist: Нere is Xen'a (the left girl) Actually haven't seen her for a year - only texting and swapping songs. I don't know exactly if I love her but I'm definitely afraid of her - she'd used to torment me psychologically. Look in her eyes! If she find that I've posted her photo, she will bury me alive Sorry, I have a bit strayed from the topic. So my mom and dad are not acquainted with Xen'a, but my sister Nelly knows her; and two years ago she had been pretty shocked by my choice. She doesn't like her
My only daughter was bought up by a single parent - me. I had a couple (2) long term lesbian relationships in that time: my daughter loved the first, not so keen on the second, which was far shorter. She was basically a geek, and didn't start "dating" until her last year at school, and not really being a "hot chick" tended to attract like-minded boys, who were basically a bit shy and geeky like herself ; ergo, intrinsically harmless Since then, she won a scholarship to study in Perth at 18 and has lived there pretty much ever since, so I had very little say in her choice of boyfriend: and from what I hear, she "blossomed in her 2nd year uni, when in her own words, discovered sex .....BIG TIME!!!. - So really, I had little input into her social life. she's now 26, fully qualified as a vet and married to the nicest guy you could imagine.
I had a blast with my daughters teen boyfriends...they were so nervous and I was so...intense. :devil: She wanted to kill me. I was having too much fun
