There is “growing up” and then there is becoming an adult. I have a son about whom we jokingly say, “He was born an adult”, because he has always acted like one. About my other sons, well, they were children, they grew up, and then at various times the became adults.
Templo S.U.D. over 2 years ago
seriously
fuzzbucket Premium Member over 2 years ago
No, levity is best when it’s not too serious.
Macushlalondra over 2 years ago
Seriously? Do males ever grow up?
Tigressy over 2 years ago
Tony asked, about 7 hours ago
Seriously?
No; in jest. Or digest. Take your (tooth)pick.
Growing up? Where’s the fun in that?
cdward over 2 years ago
My wife and I do that. Only she’s a lousy shot, so I have to go diving for it. Which makes her laugh, so that’s a win.
ChaosandMayhem over 2 years ago
Mind your business, mom. What a father and son do amongst themselves is not your concern! Lol!
Doug Taylor Premium Member over 2 years ago
Boys will be boys.
nosirrom over 2 years ago
Olympics here we come!
wongo over 2 years ago
Seriously mom, your the one who bought him the ridiculous polka dot underwear!
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member over 2 years ago
What a fun dad!
raybarb44 over 2 years ago
Yes Mam. Very……
YoungGeezer over 2 years ago
There is “growing up” and then there is becoming an adult. I have a son about whom we jokingly say, “He was born an adult”, because he has always acted like one. About my other sons, well, they were children, they grew up, and then at various times the became adults.
cuzinron47 over 2 years ago
They don’t appear to be too serious.
Tigressy over 2 years ago
I wonder – do they train for “Throwing and Catching the Beads – Mardi gras New Orleans 2023”?
icmodivah over 2 years ago
When my father was young his parents came home to find him up on the kitchen counter in just his briefs eating a raw steak playing Tarzan
ChrisTrey over 2 years ago
No, nothing at all wrong with dad playing “Table Dancer” with his young son – using popcorn instead of dollar bills.