Grandmother, 72, Says She’s Found ‘True Love’ With 19-Year-Old Husband
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I saw that movie once... what was it called? The rich kid who made his Jag into a hearse and the weird old lady who decided to commit suicide while she was happy and healthy?
Well, they (experts on the subject) say men are usually attracted to women who remind them of their first nurturer - and this man was raised by his grandmother, according to the story. Food for thought?
I once mentioned this to my brother, who is married to a Filipina woman, and he was all "but our mother isn't anything like her." Then I reminded him that we had a Filipina nanny, to whom he was VERY attached in his early years, and it was like whoooosh *MIND BLOWN*! His wife thought that was hysterical.
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Originally Posted by JerZ
This horrifies me, but...more than once my husband has made a casual reference to me being like his mother. Even more horrifying, he's been right every single time. MIL and I are both serious about what we do for a living, kind of overprotective of and prone to worrying about the children, have a tough time letting certain things go, read constantly...there are a few other things. We even both wear studious glasses, LOL.
That is scary. I'm not sure what that says about my husband. I'm not about to turn into a cat lady like his mom any time soon. My oldest teenage son is dating. I find that he likes tends to like girls that are more like me personality wise.
I'm a little confused. Was he 19 when they married or is he 19 now, after two years of marriage? That would mean that he was 17 when they married. In Tennessee, under 18 needs parental permission to marry.
Assuming he's currently 19, and came out of an "unhappy" relationship with a 77-year-old woman when he was 17.......red flags are wavin' in the breeze.
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