Plus: I’m fine with my son not dating, but I wish he’d talk to me about it.
I am a widow, and after my husband’s death I became friendly with a man who knew my late husband.Ask Amy: The teddy bear ultimatum, and other strategies for decluttering after the kids leave
This may seem like a terrifying thing to do, but if you’re ready to get back out there, a little bravery is called for. I hope you’ll follow up.He is outgoing and socializes with groups of friends, some of whom are married.Thomas and I have a close relationship and talk about most any topic, except his lack of dating or of having a special someone in his life.
My husband and I joke to Thomas that we need some grandchildren soon and we all laugh it off without any real responses. Should I bring this topic up to him , or should I let our overall good relationship continue the way it is?: You say that if your son is happy and well-adjusted without having a “special someone” in his life, you’d be fine with that.Bugging your son to provide you with grandchildren is obnoxious. It’s also not funny, even though he graciously laughs it off.• He is dating lots of people , but not telling you about it because he fears you’ll start advocating for marriage and grandchildren.
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