Speaker 1: Billie Eilish there one or two point seven kiss FM.
Speaker 1: Are you guys in the mood to sing right now? Okay?
Speaker 1: Or are you in the mood to play game game
Speaker 1: or or or or or are you in the mood
Speaker 1: to give relationship advice? Oh? Okay, how are we okay?
Speaker 1: You picked Morris Well? I was seeing it all up, Cassie, Cassie,
Speaker 1: I s Cassie, we're here for relationship advice or we
Speaker 1: can sing for you. I wasn't in the mood for
Speaker 1: a game, okay, because you never know what you're gonna get.
Speaker 1: So your boyfriend is too much of a mama's boy
Speaker 1: and that's causing a problem in your relationship. I need
Speaker 1: to know more. Yes, yes, So we've been together for
Speaker 1: a year and he's such a great guy, like I
Speaker 1: honestly think he could be the one. But he's way
Speaker 1: too much of my mama's play. He's plenty eight years
Speaker 1: old and he still lives with her, which is fine, okay,
Speaker 1: that's no judgment, but you need to explain more. I
Speaker 1: need to understand why. So it's just she just has
Speaker 1: control over him. For example, he still has a curfew
Speaker 1: um and has to be home by ten but I
Speaker 1: think it is like I just feel like I'm dating
Speaker 1: a teenager um, and we have to have like all
Speaker 1: the doors open. If I go over and hang out,
Speaker 1: she'll like come and constantly check on how old I have.
Speaker 1: I've changed my opinion three times now. It could be culture.
Speaker 1: Is he a different culture? No, he's not, um, I think,
Speaker 1: and again I'm biased. Every woman should want a mom.
Speaker 1: I agree the ten o'clock curfews might be a deal breaker.
Speaker 1: That then I was like, except for that much of
Speaker 1: one I know. And he's an account and so he
Speaker 1: could totally afford to move out on his own, which
Speaker 1: I always tell him, like, why don't you do that?
Speaker 1: Just's saving because he's an accountant and he sees all
Speaker 1: the dollars and exactly and she I think he uses
Speaker 1: that like the money over his head. But why does
Speaker 1: it he like rent a room every other stay with you.
Speaker 1: I don't think his mom lets him guys, And we
Speaker 1: even went I went away with his family and I
Speaker 1: had to share a room and a bed with his grandmother.
Speaker 1: A room and a bed with his grandmother. Yeah, instead
Speaker 1: of him pushing too hard, she blew it okay, the
Speaker 1: vacation and not being able to sleep in the same room.
Speaker 1: I understand Michael and I could not sleep in the
Speaker 1: same grandmother. Look, Michael and I could never sleep in
Speaker 1: the same room until we were I think married, and
Speaker 1: even when we were engaged. But no, Michael's parents didn't care.
Speaker 1: It was my side of the family that cared. When
Speaker 1: they would get to the house, my dad was the
Speaker 1: first thing he would say is like, Michael, I have
Speaker 1: your room in the bonus room. And it was like
Speaker 1: the nasty pull out couch that's just uncomfortable, And that's
Speaker 1: where Michael slept for every time. Yeah, but I feel
Speaker 1: like it's these things that make everybody married too young
Speaker 1: and then that's what happens when you get divorced because
Speaker 1: you got married too young because you couldn't sleep in
Speaker 1: the same room. And Cassie, have you addressed this with
Speaker 1: him to say, I love you and you're great, and
Speaker 1: your relationship with your mother is of great value, But
Speaker 1: isn't it a little too much? It's certainly like imposing
Speaker 1: a little bit on our freedom. Yeah. No, I've talked
Speaker 1: to him about it, but he still hasn't like changed
Speaker 1: anything or even talked to his mom, so that he's
Speaker 1: gonna have to make a choice. M hmm. That's what
Speaker 1: I'm wanting about. I just think you're gonna have to
Speaker 1: say it. Look bro and choose your own words. But
Speaker 1: I gotta be honest with you. This is now impacting
Speaker 1: us and us in not a way that's productive. So
Speaker 1: we need to make a choice here. How are we
Speaker 1: going to live our lives together or not? Do you
Speaker 1: have your own place? I do? Yeah? And does he
Speaker 1: come and spend time with you at your place? Often?
Speaker 1: He does, but like I said, he usually leaves by ken.
Speaker 1: You need to turn it up. You need to wear
Speaker 1: the launderie. You need to really know. But he needs
Speaker 1: to make him not want to leave. Look what you're missing.
Speaker 1: Then he'll talk to his mom. Yeah. If he leaves
Speaker 1: after that, then well that's what I'm saying. He closed. Well, Cassie,
Speaker 1: I think you I think you know. You kind of
Speaker 1: have to say, look, be clear, this is a problem.
Speaker 1: Either it's got to get better or this is not
Speaker 1: gonna work out. That's the net net net net net
Speaker 1: mm hmm. I'm bummed because I love a mama's boy.
Speaker 1: Do too, because I want my son to be a
Speaker 1: mama's boy. But I won't be this intense. I don't know,
Speaker 1: and you know, I mean, look my mom, wasn't that
Speaker 1: my mom? Like eventually she just gave up. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you want to hang that long, all right, Cassie,
Speaker 1: good luck with this. Oh Willow, what is Willow playing?
Speaker 1: She's playing the Novo Halloween Night, competing against Harry Ween.
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