Now that you're an adult, do your parents still treat you like a kid or are they more like your friends?
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Cheery Cherry
ANSWERS: 12
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my mom always treated me like a friend but i still get treated like a kid, always will the only difference now is i dont have to listen but i pretty much still do cause they lay the guilt on hard
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One treats me like a kid, the other a friend. Guess which one I'm closer to?
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The sad truth is my mother still wants to be a mother which I do not need at the age of 32.
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more like my mentor than a friend,,,,she still jumps my butt when she thinks i am screwing up lol but not as a child anymore
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My dad treats me like I'm fourteen. I had to break it to him that I was going to be twenty seven this year. He argued with me and said I would only be twenty three. He actually called my step-mom to ask her.
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My parents always treated me like a big girl.
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Like an adult, but they have a hard time getting over the "reminding" me to do things part of it all.
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My mother is my best friend but still gives the best and most wise advice. My dad has gotten more protective as HE has gotten older. I love them both dearly.
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They play asstag with me now more than ever! :(
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My mom still treats me mostly as a kid, but sometimes as a friend. My dad usually a friend. Funny thing. They have three kids, me being the youngest. My dad is a Democrat, and me, well, not. I am the only one who took an interest in politics, and man does he like to debate, argue, and discuss the issues with me. When done, we have a nice meal together. I ran for councilman here a few times, and though I am not in his district, I wonder if he would have voted for me. I don't think he would have, and I wouldn't want him to if he doesn't agree with the issues I stand for.
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I'm at the age now where I have to take care of my folks a little more. However my mom always tries to give me food as I walk out the door. Lasagna, Manicotti, Chicken Parm, etc.
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Like a kid. But it's a very natural tendency. To my mother I'm always going to be a kid, even when I have kids of my own. A friend of mine, who's about in his 30's, a 4th dan black black belt, his mother still tells him to button up his coat in the cold. It's funny because he's such a big strong dude and his mother is a little thing.
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