My son wants to marry a MUCH older woman.... HELP!!!

[rachael]

yep i hve been to the trafford centre a few times have you said anything yet

[ConcernedMother]

Originally posted by rachael

yep i hve been to the trafford centre a few times have you said anything yet

 

I have tried to make him see sense, but he's still persisting.

 

In 10 years time he will be 26 and she will be 64...... the age gap is staggering.

 

Won't he have an elderly wife to look after when he could be out partying and such?

 

I do worry for my son.

[Justin]

Are you insane. I wouldn't let any son of mine make that kind of a mistake.. You can always catch her on the way home from work and run her off the road into a big fat tree, or a culvert.... lol

 

HMMM or maybe your son is just really smart, and perhaps lazy. And, along with that.. she is very wealthy. Get the picture? They get married, she dies, he collects, he takes all her assets.... never has to work a day in his life...

 

Ehh I doubt thats the case... I bet you did a ton of drugs during pregnancy... haha

 

this thread is just so funny.. Ridiculous, but funny.

[jellybean]

Originally posted by ConcernedMother

I do worry for my son.

 

Why? you don't REALLY expect it to last, do you?

[EagleChick13]

I got good advice.........

 

Be a mother and kick your son in the butt!!!!!

 

Because I am a 22 yr old woman and I have men who are 20 - 30 years older than me asking me out!!

 

Guess what I did???????

 

I laughed at them!!!

 

LOL this thread makes me laugh!!! It's pretty sick when parents today don't know how to act like parents

 

anymore!!!!

 

Or when you have grandparents dating kids young enough to be their grandchildren!!!! :lmao:

[Soul Doubt]

ill tell you waht to do...Support it, buy gifts, start giving suggestions as per the ceremony, ask him to bring the Lucky lady around for tea and what ever the hell else you English eat with your tea. Ask them if they are gonna adopt any grand babies for you, ask them all types of questions as to their plans, but do it in a loving supportive way. As long as you tell him it's a bad idea, then it's what he is gonna do, he 16! What teenager wouldn't go agaisnt his parents his parents wishes? And if he is as for it as you say, then clearly he is way to immature to make the descion for himself, and if you start supporting he is onna try to figure out why, and get freaked out. He'll call it foo after that. and if he doesn't then well, what did you really lose that you wouldn't have lost had you voice your opinion agaisnt it.