Mom Of The Year?

[Maurice Boscorelli]

 

[Leo]

Not sure what to think of this one.

 

[Martin]

Not sure what to think of this one.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013...my-son-craigslist-ad-virginity_n_3619011.html

 

[Goodfella]

More like mom of the century.

 

[SillyGirl]

Gosh. Can anyone say "boundary issues"?

Kid's gonna feel great about himself when he finds out Mom got him laid.

 

[PonkPecker]

Gosh. Can anyone say "boundary issues"?

Kid's gonna feel great about himself when he finds out Mom got him laid.

This a sarcasm comment ;/Waving://

 

[Art Mann]

This a sarcasm comment ;/Waving://

I don't interpret SillyGirl's comment as sarcasm in the least. I think she's quite correct.

We guys may enjoy the fantasy of being seduced by a hot babe in the next seat at a concert, and we may chuckle at the male fantasy of a cool "Mom" arranging loss of virginity, but SG is quite right.

When the shy kid discovers that he got picked up by a sugar baby doing it for profit, rather than taking a sincere liking to him, that's not going to be real good for his ego. And if a couple buddies had arranged the fuck date, that might be an embarrassing discovery. But to learn that dear old mom had set him up ... ?

I dunno . . . might be humiliating.

Also the very fact the ad was posted could be humiliating for the kid if he discovers it's about him . . . whether he gets to the concert or not.

 

[Art Mann]

By the way, Bosco, what makes you think the ad was posted by his mom?

I've read it over a couple times now trying to discern gender of parent, but haven't spotted the clue. If anything, I suspect it was written by a male.

Wouldn't surprise me if a guy wrote it thinking 18 or 19 year old babes might be more inclined to respond to an ad suggesting a sugar daddy relationship with someone their own age, and once they've committed to their interest in being a sugar babe, then what the hell, they'll probably compromise for the old dude.

 

[DonCorleo]

By the way, Bosco, what makes you think the ad was posted by his mom?

I've read it over a couple times now trying to discern gender of parent, but haven't spotted the clue. If anything, I suspect it was written by a male.

Wouldn't surprise me if a guy wrote it thinking 18 or 19 year old babes might be more inclined to respond to an ad suggesting a sugar daddy relationship with someone their own age, and once they've committed to their interest in being a sugar babe, then what the hell, they'll probably compromise for the old dude.

Smart betting will say it's a male.

 

[Maurice Boscorelli]

By the way, Bosco, what makes you think the ad was posted by his mom?

I've read it over a couple times now trying to discern gender of parent, but haven't spotted the clue. If anything, I suspect it was written by a male.

Wouldn't surprise me if a guy wrote it thinking 18 or 19 year old babes might be more inclined to respond to an ad suggesting a sugar daddy relationship with someone their own age, and once they've committed to their interest in being a sugar babe, then what the hell, they'll probably compromise for the old dude.

Yeah...........Well I hate being wrong,lol.

 

[HOF]

Socially awkwardness is terrible, and I'm not sure about her intentions being completely wrong, but there's got to be other ways to do this. The young man is going to Harvard and is socially awkward, could he be the next Bill Gates? I'd like her to be my mom!

 

[Willy]

Lucky kid.