[Translation: "Mom, what future do you see for that women's liberation moveme... no, nothing, forget it."]My mother: So what is your boyfriend doing right now?
Me: He's doing the dishes.
My mother: This is so wrong! You should do that instead of him. What did he get his PhD for? To do the dishes?
Me: But, Mom, I also have a PhD.
(A long pause).
Me: He's doing the dishes.
My mother: This is so wrong! You should do that instead of him. What did he get his PhD for? To do the dishes?
Me: But, Mom, I also have a PhD.
(A long pause).
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I'm so sorry, Clarissa. This must be very tough for you.
I am sorry too. Do not even know what to say...
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Thank you or support, guys! But I didn't mean it as a sad story. I just think it's very funny. :-)
I guess it could be seen as funny. In a really scary sort of way.
I told this story to my daughter the other day...
Her best friend is not treated the same way as her (friend's) brother by their parents...
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My mother always feels very sorry for all of my boyfriends because these "poor boys" are stuck with me. :-)
I laughed! My mom is in her 50s and pissed off at most men (especially her husband), so she'd "hurrah" you allllllll day for that one!
Thank you, LaShawn! :-)
You have to love Mafalda!
Sorry about your mother's comments
Mafalda is my best friend's nickname because they have a lot in common. :-)
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