How to describe your husband as a mama’s boy

His mother loves him too much and has a serious love-child complex. Because his father is gone, his mother has transferred all her love to him. Once his mother told me that someone else would give it to her. Introducing her boyfriend, something she didn't want to do, I asked her if she still couldn't let go of his father. She said no, she couldn't let go of her son. She was afraid that he couldn't take care of herself, so she would rather wash and cook for him at home. No. I want to go to other people's homes and enjoy the happiness. I was shocked at that time. There are people who love their children so much that they don’t even want their own happiness in their later years, nor their wife, so they spend the rest of their lives on their sons. I was a little scared after hearing this. I felt that if we get married in the future, we will be traveling together as three people. His mother will not even care about her own happiness in order to take care of him. Is there any reason for him to leave his mother behind when he gets married? She doesn't want a wife. Doesn't she mean that she wants her son to shoulder the responsibility of a wife? If that were the case, we would get divorced in the end, because the third party that destroyed our marriage was not someone else. I could still fight, but his mother. I had no chance of winning from the beginning. Since we were going to get divorced in the end, it might as well be Don't tie it up from the beginning, so you don't have to worry about it.

After I talked to him, he also admitted that his mother does have a serious love complex. He also said that he didn’t feel it. If I didn’t tell him, he would never know it in his life. It seems that it is subconscious. , he didn’t feel at all that it was sick or abnormal for his mother to love him like this. If I didn’t tell him, he would never feel it. But the tone and attitude of his words made me feel that he was always defending his mother. I said that if we get married and live together in the future, and your mother and I have conflicts, will you always stand by your mother? My fault? He kept emphasizing that his mother had a good temper and could never have any conflicts with anyone. I said, when my teeth bite my tongue, don’t your mother and I ever have conflicts? I still have conflicts with you, how could I not with your mother? Besides, maybe it’s not who is right or wrong, maybe it’s just a conflict of ideas. Why do you reject it outright? He always said that his mother had a good temper and would never have any conflict with me. I understood what he meant, which meant that his mother had a good temper. Even if she had a conflict with me, it would be my fault, because her mother had such a good temper that she couldn't offend me.