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The Moma's Boy

I am a successful executive for an ad agency, and met a man that was four years younger. Although I am a take-charge woman in the office and he is a chef, the roles are reversed in the home, where he takes control and I find myself subservient. I cook, clean and cater to him, similar to how his mother had done most of his life.

I have found that we are continually committed to go to his parents’ vacation home during any free time, where he is continually nurtured by his mom. I despise these trips, but tolerate since it is better than the sulking and silence when I don’t comply. I have passed my “baby-making” days, largely due to his procrastination and my tolerance.

I have permitted this guy to be trained and accustomed to a certain way, and cannot get back to more desired roles.

Are women in power often insecure in their personal lives, or is this an aberration?

Nicholas Aretakis, author of Ditching Mr. Wrong: How to End a Bad Relationship and Find Mr. Right.

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