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So my Mom invites me for dinner which is normal and says 'bring any guests '.

Late in the summer, an EX GF Facebooked me and we have started to go out again.

She came to Thanksgiving and Christmas/Chanukah  4 years ago..everything went great ..

I told me Mom yesterday that we were dating again and she wasn't too thrilled but what can she say I'm 40..

She kind of protested at first then relented  and said to'go ahead and bring your GF ' ..

My dilemma is this : should I tell my GF anything about how my mom feels because I don't want their to be any Thanksgiving Day Heartburn if you know what I mean ?

 FYI- I'm leaning NO

 
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NO
 
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No not, but hell no. 
 
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 Mom said OK, so, bring her if you'd like. I'm sure Mom can handle most any situation.....
 
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Why doesn't your mom like her?  Because if she doesn't like her, I could bet that you shouldn't be going out with her.  Mom's know
 
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Apache - Thanks

How's Judy these days ?

Gunners- we had a tough breakup -worked together/lived together at my place ..but we have gotten past that ...

 
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Quote Originally Posted by D_Unit:

No not, but hell no. 


THIS times a billion
 
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BTW, if you broke up with this ex, you probably broke up for a good reason. Leave that shit in the past man, no one should be getting a rematch with the champ once they lost their shot at the title
 
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Maybe it would be nice for your lady friend to bake your mom a pie
COVERS allows u to tell someone they are sexually frustrated so long as ur hands are clean
 
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i vote that you don't bring her unless you are 100% sure that you will be marrying this girl.  otherwise, there's no reason to subject your family into acting nice around her and risking confrontation on an otherwise enjoyable family holiday. 
 
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Gunners- I hear you but I already invited her after mom gave the 'ok' .. i'm not interested in an argument with the gf
 
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oh sorry.  i was confused, i thought that was the question.  i see now that the question is whether you should alert your GF to the fact that the mom thinks less than highly of her.  That's a definite NO. 
 
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Thanks for your insight Kapono but this is the Model , who you don't think is a model...

I went to NYC recently with her  to see a shoot .. she is DEFINITELY a PAID model.. I saw the contract ..

 
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If you don't want awkward conflict, why would you tell her?
 
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excellent point depeche
 
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Awkward conflict at Thanksgiving

 

Family tradition

 

Watching the Lions lose

 

Stop touching me

 

I've got a bone to pick with you

 

What about Bob

COVERS allows u to tell someone they are sexually frustrated so long as ur hands are clean
 
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with weed in it
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ABooksNightmare:

Maybe it would be nice for your lady friend to bake your mom a pie

 

with weed in it lol

 
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Quote Originally Posted by umgmu:

Apache - Thanks

How's Judy these days ?

Gunners- we had a tough breakup -worked together/lived together at my place ..but we have gotten past that ...

Little by little she seems to be getting better, THX for askin'....
 
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absolutely not. to avoid any conflict i'd leave her home and tell her you'll catch up after dinner.
 
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40 and still dating?  Keep your chin up.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KktdocT:

40 and still dating?  Keep your chin up.

 

better than being miserable and married... a lot of guys envy him kktdocT

 
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Thanks Evan

 
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Hey umgmu, have u set a wedding date yet with this gf of yours?
 
 
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as a mod, i order you to present pics of this "model" for the rest of us married folk to ogle for a few hours

thank you
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