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to have one of thouse proud moments.

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cmlover · 30/06/2018 10:43

my ds9.. 10 this year came home from school yesterday and was telling me about his new girlfrie d.

just innocent things like how she told him she had a crush on him because he allways listens to her and makes her laugh.

then told me about their first "date" at lunch time they sat together and went out to play.
he kept suggesting games to play or do, and she kept replying "if you want to"
he replied that " I don't want you to agree just because, i don't want you do some thing just because I said so, you can say no you want to play on the monkey bars"

then proceeded to tell me he wants to buy her something nice.. like a Pandora ring... no son no. Grin
now I know it doesn't seem like much but it just hit a proud moment cord.

maybe it's becayse my exh, their dad was abusive and it was a glimpse into ds thinking an d it showed he respects other peoples/woman's views. I just wanted to high five him.

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unicorn56 · 30/06/2018 11:35

awww he sounds like a lovely boy!! you should be proud!!!

SneakyGremlins · 30/06/2018 11:36

It also shows what a great parent you are Smile

SoddingUnicorns · 30/06/2018 11:38

Echoing both PPs OP, he does sound like a lovely, kind boy and you sound like a fab Mum.

ComeTheFuck0nBridget · 30/06/2018 11:39

Awww he sounds So lovely

Starlive22 · 30/06/2018 11:39

He sounds like a true little beauty and she's a lucky little girl!!!

YANBU to want to show off your sweet little boy. It's lovely to hear something so nice!

Keep up the good work OP ok raising a lovely little boy Smile

Lifeaback · 30/06/2018 11:44

How sweet- you’ve obviously done something very right!

henpeckedinchief · 30/06/2018 12:20

What a sweetie! Well done on raising such a lovely son

cmlover · 30/06/2018 12:34

it did melt my heart Grin

I do worry alot about how my son's will turn out and how they'll treat there partners.

I allways thought this parenting lark would get easier the older they get, but it just getting harder with new worries.
I can't controll their environment no more like I could when they where 3 or 4, keep them safe and stop them from making mistakes.

thanks for letting me gush Flowers

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