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You should do nothing since your mom is an adult and he is…I hope she met him as an adult but still creepy because that’s a fine line to 17.
I feel like you enabled her to have false hope of having two kids, and now she's in her 40s and realizing she was mistaken. Both of you messed up along the road…she should have made her wishes extremely clear and been positive you were both on the same page, and you should have committed to a plan (no kids, one kid, two kids) and stuck with it. Now it's almost too late for her to have a second child whether she does it with you or builds a new relationship from scratch.
Children are a lifestyle choice. If your preferences are different on this hugely significant decision, then you aren't compatible and never were.
I don't have a good answer, but nobody should be made to compromise on their very possible goals and now one of you will have to. I don't think there's any way you'll both be completely happy.
You are only 19 and he’s showing too many red flags. Return the shoes with a nice note to the boyfriends brother saying it was kind but you can’t accept the gift under the current circumstances.
Id break up now and consider this a good warning for future relationships. He should not be jealous of his own brother. He has issues. Probably can’t be fixed.
I bet you enjoy their talent, sense of humor, philanthropic nature, and so on. I’m honestly just noting people saying ‘wow he’s so hot’ e.g.
Which version of Kylie's body interests him? She's had many. Without plastic surgery like a BBL, she would also be quite thin with no curves.
Bottom line, your bf is disrespectful. Find someone who likes you for you and stops trying to make you feel bad.
They were told that their suggestion did not make sense and why.
Their response was to make a statement asserting the same idea, except with information that was not relevant and did not affect the original refutation.
In order to respond this way, the person has some problems with reading comprehension and literacy in general. They are having trouble engaging critically with very simple content. It's possible they're drunk or really high or something, but if they organically do not understand what is being discussed, they are not really functioning at an adult level — but it's also very unlikely that they are intellectually disabled, in which case it would be a dick move to say anything. Maybe there is a developmental problem, in which case I'd also feel bad — but I still don't think they should be making decisions that impact others.
I have met quite a few people like this in real life. They react the same to verbal conversation.
When I see someone behave this way online, and there is good evidence that they're not just a kid who doesn't fully understand what's going on, I am reminded of how many people like this there are and it's a bit frightening. Again, this was a very basic conversation. Someone who cannot keep up should not be in any kind of position where their decisions or judgment calls impact others. Unfortunately, based on my real life experiences, they very often are. There are some credentials that are not at all difficult to get, and many positions (especially in healthcare and elder care) that you'd think would require credentialing, but don't. But there are plenty of other jobs where the inability to think flexibly or understand what is being discussed can have a big impact that isn't as direct, too — that's just the most glaring example.
I care about literacy (I've even worked in adult literacy!) and also care about the health of society. I care about things running smoothly, I care about reasoned and ethical choices being made. And more broadly, people who can think critically make better choices for themselves and others because they are able to evaluate the information they take in and synthesize ideas. Like I said, maybe this person was inebriated. Maybe this was a one-off. But the content of it and the information they seem to be missing/taking in incorrectly is pretty patterned in a way that generally is not a one-off.
I wrote my initial response because I assumed the average person could read between the lines. I still think the average person can, for what it's worth.
Have a wonderful night ?✌️?
Many people I know who had crappy childhoods get this fixation on having the 'perfect' family. He may have this rose tinted, 1950s version of idyllic family life in his head.
The fact she was equally disgusted when she found out her age would allow me to provide some grace. If she thought she was an attractive 25 year old or something, I can see a girl crush from a distance being something that could realistically happen, especially since she was taking care of your kids. But I would feel so much comfort knowing that attraction died as soon as they found out their age, and now that they can “only see a child”. If she had doubled down, I’d be worried.