hello guys lets discuss this, some guys above 25 will still find confort in being with their mom all the time and that means she will decide everything such guy will do in his life,

As a lady can you have such guy as your boyfriend? and guys can you keep such guy as a friend?

Mummy's boiz tend to be d only son

Nothing wrong only that you will not be reasoning like a man.

Cutehector:
Mummy's boiz tend to be d only son

yes and most of them are dull and poor duds like to keep them as friends for financial benefit

This reminds me of an episode I once saw in "Extended family". Mummy's boy was dealt extensively in that film. Try and get a copy to see.

Mum's decisions may not always be right (especially when it matters). She takes her view mostly from the women's world...and as a man you would want to be, this could go a long way not helping you. Mum directs me on virtually everything, but sometimes I don't follow her words. (d only SON)

bebene:

yes and most of them are dull and poor duds like to keep them as friends for financial benefit

how bad! only them and God knows how important they place U in their hearts!

Everytin iz wrong with
being a momma'z boii
yuh may turn out 2 be
someone lyk francistony
wu claimz to be a man
but iz currently in d food section
gossiping wit women

.in reality, hez just a 17yrold
jobless teen wu iz
struggling 2 gain admission
in2 university

Girls go drain your pocket

Chiefia:
how bad! only them and God knows how important they place U in their hearts!

am not trying to discredit mothers, but guy think about it, leting ur mum to do all the decision when you are matured enough....

bebene:

am not trying to discredit mothers, but guy think about it, leting ur mum to do all the decision when you are matured enough....

"like to keep them as friends for financial benefit" this d only place I think ur wrong man.

Chiefia:
"like to keep them as friends for financial benefit" this d only place I think ur wrong man.

but some poor guys do that

bebene:
but some poor guys do that

now I know u better.

It depends on your definition of mummy's boy