The Most Manipulative Boy Mom Yet (I Love A Mama's Boy)

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  @AnnamarieForcino · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @elaexplorer · 2 years ago

  The mother fully expected the girlfriend to get mad and storm off, leaving her son with the blind date. Her face was pure confusion when that didn&apos;t happen.

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  @vadamock8299 · 2 years ago

  I feel so bad for Emily but I do like how this episode actually has a son who stands up for his partner. Justice for Emily

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  @alexanderjakubsen2198 · 2 years ago

  He&apos;s not really a &quot;Mama&apos;s boy&quot; he&apos;s just a young man with an emotionally abusive mama. The cringiest episodes are the ones where the men intentionally prioritize the whims of their mothers over the needs and desires of their girlfriends/wives and expect them to accept that.

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  @saltydinonuggies1841 · 2 years ago

  Wagma absolutely left and immediately texted her friends “yall are never gonna believe this” 😂😂😂 omg poor woman I don’t even know what I’d do in her place

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  @PokhrajRoy. · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NTsEx79Q2w&amp;t=219">3:39</a> You’re not illiterate, you’re just haunted by Olive Garden as an Italian-American so you think you see it everywhere.

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  @Jenna-in4br · 2 years ago

  I feel like the one of the biggest reasons she doesnt like Emily because shes a differnt race

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  @ursidae97 · 2 years ago

  Imagine choosing to be a shitty mother even when every single person involved directly confronts you and tells you you&apos;re wrong

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  @Montesama314 · 2 years ago (edited)

  &quot;What&apos;s going on?&quot; Emily asks.<br><br>It&apos;s racism, Emily. Laila wants her son to marry an Afghani girl, and no one else is an option. Even if Wagma isn&apos;t there, Laila would look for another one.

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  @ashleydavis5792 · 2 years ago

  Honestly, if you are at a point in your relationship where you feel like you have to give your partner an ultimatum, it&apos;s already time to walk away.

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  @NoYeahNah · 2 years ago

  Cultural norms don&apos;t usually include being inhospitable, rude, and downright cruel. Arranged marriages aside, you don&apos;t get your son to bring his girlfriend so you can delight in her devastation.

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  @2ndperky · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve been in a relationship for 8 years now, and for those 8 years, I&apos;ve had to pretend that my boyfriend is actually my girlfriend around my boyfriends parents, because my partner is transgender and his parents are extremely transphobic, so they don&apos;t want their &quot;daughter&quot; to be with someone who validates him or supports him, which I do. I&apos;ve had to do that at the request of my boyfriend, because he wanted to stay with me, and his mother is also very controlling and toxic and would definitely disapprove of me being with him. He&apos;s almost done moving out of his mother&apos;s house, and his mother still thinks I think my partner is a cisgender female. She&apos;ll realize I don&apos;t think my boyfriend is a girl, and I never did once he moves out for good. There&apos;s not much she can do about me using his preferred name, and pronouns once he moves out, and we don&apos;t plan on talking to her ever again after that. I feel comfortable talking about this publicly because I don&apos;t care if she somehow finds out. She&apos;s not going to change either of our minds just because she disapproves of me once we&apos;ve cut ties with her. ( He doesn&apos;t mind me sharing this either )<br><br>Not only is it incredibly fucked up for parents to control their partners life and relationships, it&apos;s pretty much futile once their child becomes an adult. That&apos;s why moving out is so important for people in relationships with controlling parents. Romeo and Juliet would have lived happily ever after if they could have separated from their families.

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