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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just wondering if any other women in my age group (40s) have observed this among their peers. I work with a number of doting mothers who have millennial aged sons with various undiagnosed "problems". The young men live at home and seem to be incapable of fending for themselves. All are avid gamers, none work, none can drive, mother does everything for them. It was just today when I was having lunch with a colleague and she told me how tired she was because little (21 year old) Johnny's gaming session at a friend's house didn't end until 2am and she had to pick him up that I realised how many women I know are in this exact same situation with their sons. None of them complain really, they speak with concern about the anxiety or whatever else could possibly be wrong with their boys, and they are always so worried about causing the poor things stress, they can't push them to change, what if it makes them worse? I will emphasise here, it does not sound like there is anything so terribly wrong with these young men that they need to sit at home all the time and be waited on, all completed normal schooling then just didn't do anything with their lives.

So just in my work circle alone I count 5 women with these useless man children (one of them has 2), but I am yet to meet a woman who is held hostage by a daughter. What are your experiences? What the hell is going on?[/quote]

Not just women. My parents have close friends who are pushing 70 and cannot retire because neither of their 40+ year old children (son and daughter) are self sufficient. They are both "artistic" and simply do not earn enough through their artistic endeavors to actually support themselves, so their parents have to supplement their incomes. The son lives in a 1 bedroom condo purchased for him by the parents, the daughter is at home. She briefly moved out in her 20s to get married, but that lasted two years and she moved right back in after the divorce.   [/quote]

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