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I think it's fine. You just have to be careful depending on the situation. If that girl doesn't want
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If the son in question is mentally mature, and doesn't absolutely hate/grieve over his ex, then
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It really depends on why they broke up. If they are still friends, then I guess it is ok. Im kind of
in that situation myself right now. She loved my son very much, (she says), but ended up being such
a user, didnt want to get a job, borrowed money all the time, very lazy, blamed everyone but herself
for her problems, etc. She could be very nice, but I was soo glad when my son FINALLY realized how
much he needed to let go of the relationship and move on. She recently contacted me, and then never
came over to see me, like she said she wanted to do, ONce again, she always thinks of herself and
noone else. Now she is w/. Someone else, doing God only knows what, my son tried to help her, but
she just made excuses again. He finally ended it for good. |
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It depends on the age of your son. If he's over 18 and an independent man no longer living in your
home then you can be friends with any adult women even if she used to date your son. But if your
son is still young and under your roof then a) he's captive to watch or hear or be exposed to your
friendship with his ex, and that's cruel, and b) I'm wondering what an adult woman wants with a
friendship with a young girl anyway, hmm? Make friends with other adults. |
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Only if you want to make you're son hate you. |
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28 Oct 2009 19:23
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