If you think your son is wrong as a person, you may have to point it out, but your son still doesn't say he's engaged to her on the premise of marriage, right?
If you think the point is different, “Isn't that wrong?” Isn't it enough just to say it to them?
If the son himself thinks that his mother is right, he will act in his own way.
But when he hears it, my son will decide what to do based on his own common sense.
The “sincerity” that a mother thinks of is sincerity considered from the mother's common sense.
Your common sense is yours alone, and not shared by everyone.
My son must have my son's “honesty” and common sense.
What's more, it's an adolescent boy.
It's no wonder that I have a lot of girl friends, and in my long life, sometimes falling and scraping my knees may be necessary for my son.
It seems that she is worried that her son is going to shake her,
For example, if the relationship between the two had already cooled down as a couple...
Is shaking dishonest?
Do we have to care about the other person's parents until the relationship between the two of them?
It might be rude,
Maybe the fact that you like that girl is the reason you're worried?
It's not that you think your son is unfaithful, aren't you just concerned about the face and public health of that girlfriend or her parents?
It is up to my son to decide what kind of girlfriend and how to deal with him.
My son is the one to choose her.
A son has his own personality and has a life.
It's natural for parents to want their children to be like this, but if they put it in a mold, they could stop their son from growing.
Children are watching their parents closely.
Judge for yourself what is good or bad, take what you should take, throw away what you should throw away, and make your own proper choices.
I think it would be better to trust my son more and look at him in the long run.