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You think some women actually have this motherly thing going on with their husband? I mean why do some women pick these loser guys all the time? Try to mother them and change their men into something they will never be? Does this exist?

Trouble said: 

Tries to sweet talk her overgrown, autistic-strength, spastic son out of a beating as the bailiffs take away his PS2. 

'He's just a baby! He doesn't know what he's saying!'.

 LOOOOOOOOOLLLL

Sven said: 

You think some women actually have this motherly thing going on with their husband? I mean why do some women pick these loser guys all the time? Try to mother them and change their men into something they will never be? Does this exist?

 I have a theory based on female friends and my own experiences. Just because a guy is a loser doesnt mean he is a bad person. Some women will see the good in a man and become emotionally attached and want to be a loving and supporting partner to them. Some guys dont want to better themselves, they want a fuck mommy who will take care of everything. I think at a point trying to better someone with this juvenile mentality turns the dynamic to be similar to a patent who wants the best for their kid, because the dude is acting so childlike. I've never met a woman who willingly stepped into this motherly role towards their romantic partner  it seems after time they adapt to the dynamic to deal with a man who acts like a child. Eventually they leave the guy for a real man, or they become mommy so he never has to take on any adult responsibility.

PalePeach said: 

Sven said: 

You think some women actually have this motherly thing going on with their husband? I mean why do some women pick these loser guys all the time? Try to mother them and change their men into something they will never be? Does this exist?

 I have a theory based on female friends and my own experiences. Just because a guy is a loser doesnt mean he is a bad person. Some women will see the good in a man and become emotionally attached and want to be a loving and supporting partner to them. 

This usually means that she's dating an idea instead of the person filling it in.