Met a guy online a few months ago. He isn't very experienced with the opposite sex. He lives at home with his parents as he says he financially supports them. He said he is looking for a mortgage this year and has discussed moving out with his Sister.
He is a friend of mine on FB. He has a high paying salary. We have talked a lot on the phone and Skype. He has been badly used in the past by three other women. He is infatuated with a married woman at work and they have kissed. 
We arranged to meet this March but he said he couldn't stay out overnight as his parents and family would ask questions. He is 33!!
Should I cut contact with him?
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Is he a Mommy's boy?
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IsHeAMommysBoy · 14/01/2014 01:00
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Layter ·
14/01/2014 15:00
What a beautifully composed post AF,
I stand in awe.
You're well away OP.
AnyFucker ·
14/01/2014 14:43
There is an alternative to "solid gold" just to ring the changes
the "cock studded with diamonds" 
It is not meant to be sarcasm against the the OP. It is an (often justified) reminder that some men are just crap and deserve no more special status than such just because they are in possession of said member. Also, an indictment of the arrogance of some of the male species fanned by the serial adoration of naive women
it is something that occurs to me often as I read this site
women bending over backwards to excuse the behaviour of men, and how they just don't see that telling him to simply fuck off is quite often the most appropriate response. It is quite mystifying to me why this needs poiting out so often. It doesn't always make me many friends though < sigh >
good for you, OP, but you should have seen the red flags a-flying sooner and applied the head not the heart/hormones
brokenhearted55a ·
14/01/2014 13:14
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