October 2012 Weddings
magpie87
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Just curious...
Is your H a "momma's boy"? Are you a "daddy's girl"?
We've always spent a lot of time with H's family since we've been together. I've always known that he has been very close to his mom. Right now, with his parents going through a divorce, I understand why he wants to be there with her/for her whenever possible. But sometimes it feels like we're never home. Our poor apartment is suffering for it, too.
I would not say that I'm a "daddy's girl". I was definitely close to my dad when I was younger, but as I started getting into my pre-teens and teens, I spent a lot more time with my mom, because I felt like I could talk to her more/share more with her.
Re: Just curious...
I used to be a daddys girl and i could pretty much do no wrong. Ever since I left my now XH and married DH, I am almost a black sheep, (more like dark gray).
As for DH, he talks to his mom almost every day, but he is in no way a mommas boy.
i don't think either of us is either- his mom annoys him constintantly nagging < please confirm ect ect < she once emailed me right after i got off the phone with her to say it was nice talking to me- she seems to need the last word and likes hearing herself talk- she also talks over you so you cant get a word in....ahh this wasn't meant to be a rant lol)- he likes his dad better ( more laid back easy going)
and i was the youngest of 7 so i didn't receive much attention as a child from my dad!
H is called the choosen one in his family (it's just his mom, his dad passed away 8 years ago of lung cancer). But I wouldn't call him a mama's boy. I usually have to remind him to call her.
I am a daddy's girl. I found out later, but when dad first met H, dad told him I'm spoiled and H can blame him for it. My mom always did her own thing, dad and I watched TV together, went grocery shopping, cooked etc. I have gotten closer to my mom lately, but I'll always be a daddy's girl.