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Simple thought on my pov is that a man who hasn’t experienced the life on his own will not be ready to lead a family. If he doesn’t feel the urgency to hold and honor responsibility, he will have a hard time showing up proactively this way and that may cause strife, burnout on you and a sense of inadequacy in him. Ultimately, what he hasn’t learned so far, he’ll learn by your side, the kicker is that he may take 2-10-20 years to learn or maybe he never will. Are you comfortable on committing to a potential that may not ever happen?
This is weird, is he at least cute?
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Ask him why does he choose to live with his mother. In tandem, do a background check on him to see if there are any judgements against him (ie, credit cards, failure to pay rent, child support, wage garnishments).
If you find severe financial ruin and he doesn’t mention that in his answer to you, run.
Run away quickly.
It would be a dealbreaker for me. I’m not trying to date the guy and his mother.
I would take offense that you would use the term "asf" when describing your mother.
I wouldn't describe anyone's mother in that manner. It's rude.
No too many red flags. You are ALREADY making excuses for him! NO mature and healthy man CHOOSES to live with his mother in his late thirties my dear. Something is not right.
Have you checked him out? Background, facebook, social media, ask him many questions. Money? Job? how long at the job? Do some digging! Date him, ok, but don't get serious until he is out of that house and he PROVES who he says he is. Find his ex girlz - plz be careful.
Lol @Teacher 1, you read it completely wrong. OP isn’t dating making excuses for this person. OP is his friend and wondering how the friend is able to attract girls even after being presumably a complete deadbeat. While OP bought his own house and yet having a hard time attracting girls.
Lol in this economy he seems to be a catch. He’s saving a tonne of money in rent/mortgage, will likely get the house from his mom anyway, and vacations to his heart’s content, and is likely making decent money.
You on the other hand, seem to be disgruntled and bitter, and likely drowning under mortgage debt. Being rude to people in comments isn’t gonna help you land a girl.
No just answer the damn question. Why do people act like wannabe experts on social media it’s cringe. He didnt ask for your crude opinion he just asked a straight question. Read, think and answer properly next time.
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So, does he live with his mother and not pay rent or contribute to the bills? Run away lol
But I know a few people who live with a parent for a variety of reasons. It’s not always a red flag