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Are love bombing her!
Really, it is her first serious relations (though she is in her twenties). I want her to take it slow, and focus on her future career, but I feel like they are really laying it on thick. It makes me think they want to lock her down, because their son is unlikely to do better. |
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She’s an adult. MYOB.
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| Try not to think of everything as so transactional. This isn't college applications and yield protection. Just be happy they are nice and she has a good relationship. |
| I was really hoping this was going to be a thread about her boyfriend’s patents! |
| Do you know boyfriend well enough to deem him a loser? |
| How many patents does he have? |
| My ILs love bombed me. More than 25 years later, they are still wonderful. (Yes, they were doing their part to get their son married off.) |
In what art space? Has he commercialized them? |
+1 |
| I got love bombed by parents of couple of romantic interests. In both cases sons were not meant to be, but I was very charmed by second set of parents and siblings. They were a nice family. |
same, super disappointed. |
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You can want all you want, but it’s her life. You had your time to impart the importance of a career.
And if the relationship lasts, she will remember that his parents encouraged them and you pushed for career over love. |
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I am probably guilty of love bombing my DS's girlfriend this holiday season - she's great and has strained relations with her very small family for reasons that are completely understandable. I love having her with us because we enjoy her company.
They are 23, in grad school, already living together. I don't think either one is ruining the other's future or that they should dump a 2.5 year relationship to focus on their careers. They are happy together. I have no particular expectations that she give anything up for my DS or vice versa. |
+1 Genius inventor |
or they feel he is in love and she is a good person? |