I'm honestly super curious. I had a group call with my old friends a few days ago and we were discussing parenthood. I said I don't know if I want to be a parent because I don't think I would be a good mom. My friend (a guy) then said: "I know you would be a good mom. Just not with the guy you are with now"
What did he mean? Should I ask him?
What did he mean? Should I ask him?
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1141I mean, there might be even more to it than that, like him meaning that HE would be the good man that you should be with to be a mom. But the basic message that he doesn't approve of your current partner is clear. Hahaha I've seen some of your other questions about him and answers and it seems like pretty much everyone agrees on this matter. :P
Kids are cunning, its the ONLY offensive 'tool' nature affords them.
They probe... they test... each parent's tolerance and parenting style.
Who's stricter... who physically disciplines?
Your guy friend may see too great a difference in your present companion's
parenting philosophy and your innate maternal disposition.
It can be either is true friend of you and know you well or he likes you or it's both.
Keep in mind, people that know you well will have am outsider perspective to your relationship that maybe you are avoiding it.
There's not necessarily a strong reason why he said what he said but if you really wanna know you can ask all the same.
Then ask the same question from your boyfriend, why did he say that? What do you make if this? Then you'll get the picture.
Or maybe he's into you and he's trying to ruin your relationship to take the place.
It was rude.