These mothers love their sons, many with backgrounds that show they do care, but it also shows an unhealthy attachment full of emotional expectations. With editing and the way framing works, exaggerated moments are bound to happen in a show like this, but believing it's all so insane because of that is naïve at this point in society.

The biggest thing that has hit me with watching the first season, and watching half of the second season at this point, is that there's a lot willing to be ignored with the rose-colored glasses we wear in some relationships. Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Mum And Son Shop SAUCY LINGERIE Together For Valentine's Day | I Love a Mama's Boy () There are so many examples, more from some men *cough* Matt *cough* and their mothers compared to others. Not only that, a lot is allowed in terms of dismissing how Steph feels and what she has to say. Another example of this level of intro would be when Mike allows his mother to have a key to the apartment that he and Steph, his girlfriend, share. Yeah, that happened and it was only the very beginning of a storm of couples experiencing one side of the relationship testing important boundaries with their mothers. I'll throw out a random example of weird moments, one being when Matt went lingerie shopping for Kim, his girlfriend (now his ex…holy shit thank god for that), and his mother, Kelly, joined him and ended up buying the same robe that he did for his partner. Source: TLCWhile I cheer for the moments these girlfriends, fiancés, or wives stand up for themselves against some borderline vindictive behavior from these mothers and mothers-in-law, they are throwing themselves at a wall built up long before they arrived in the picture.

Kim (middle), Matt (right), and his mother Kelly (left).

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