Dislike DS’s GF

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op here, I did go to university and had a career, but we did have a nanny and as our kids became teens, my husband started traveling for work more so I stayed home.

I guess I titled this wrong, I don’t dislike her, just the future plan and how she isn’t as into a career as my son is. I also think he’s too young right now for marriage. As a girlfriend, my son has no complaints about her though. And as a person, she is decent

So you’ll be a typical judgmental MIL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here, I did go to university and had a career, but we did have a nanny and as our kids became teens, my husband started traveling for work more so I stayed home.

I guess I titled this wrong, I don’t dislike her, just the future plan and how she isn’t as into a career as my son is. I also think he’s too young right now for marriage. As a girlfriend, my son has no complaints about her though. And as a person, she is decent

Troll. I highly doubt a gen Xer worked full time with 5 kids.

lol she probably “worked” at an MLM or something like that.

[Anonymous]

One of my Gen X aunts did work with 5 kids because she and uncle were both teachers and couldn't do on just one income. They were in a school which had two shifts, one did morning, other afternoon and shared responsibilities at home as well. They did end up divorced though but marriage lasted 15 years.

[Anonymous]

The issue is with your son. It's a flaw that he's attracted to a fully grown adult who has no interests of her own and is happy to leech off of others
Nothing you can do about it though.