Here we go another subject they may seem small to others but definitely a barrier hard to break. It's amazing how women can have affect on the male gender no matter the relationship (i.e mother/son, husband/wife)In many instances we are dominant in this area. I seen it to the point that relationship could not make any choices on it's own without that nagging mother n-law giving the final say so. I really think it's sad. Sad because that male will never become a man and you...well lets face it you will not get the respect that you deserve. Nevertheless, I've included a excerpt from this author that gives her views about the warning signs of a "Mommas Boy"
By:Emily Battaglia
Unless you’re just in it for a fling or, ignoring red flags isn't the smartest move to make if you’re serious about finding that special someone.
1. He still lives at home
Men who still live at home are usually in no hurry to grow up, become independent or financially responsible. Are those the kind of traits you really want in a future partner?
2. He never invites you over
He’s quick to suggest hanging out at your place but never offers up his own digs.This could clearly be a sign of concealment and should definitely be considered as a relationship red flag.
3. He’s moving too quickly
Be aware of someone who moves at the speed of light when trying to win you over.Moving too quickly is usually a sign that he’s uncomfortable being by himself or he’s looking for a woman to help solve his problems.
4. He constantly talks bad about an ex
He may not like his ex, but there’s no reason he should continue an ongoing verbal assault on her, no matter how sour the relationship went.
Not only is he offering too much information, but it makes him look tacky, resentful and unwilling to take responsibility for his shortcomings in the relationship.Plus, if your relationship doesn’t work out, would you want him constantly talking bad about you later on?Be aware of a guy who talks too freely about past relationships or exes in general, especially if it’s all negative. He may be dealing with a heavy load of unresolved anger.
5. Excessive Parental Attachment
It is one thing to love your mother and father, but it’s another thing to have an excessive relationship with them when you’re an adult.“Excessive” in these terms means “being a mama’s boy,” only having your parents as your friends, letting your parents influence you in every facet of your life, etc.
