skid in Navy
O.kI. Maybe I'm a little worried about the Navy being able to handle him.And of course his safety.But he has a huuuuuuugggggge amount of baggage from his childhood that affects him even today.As a result you can't tell if he's lying or not.I'm pretty sure (crossed fingers) he'll make it.It's just his dad can't face the facts.First his only son will graduate (God willing) and then he's joining the Navy.
He's really having a hard time accepting the fact his "little boy" is grown up.And their relationship isn't all it's cracked up to be.So how do I handle a grown man that's having "empty nest syndrome"?Any ideas?
He's really having a hard time accepting the fact his "little boy" is grown up.And their relationship isn't all it's cracked up to be.So how do I handle a grown man that's having "empty nest syndrome"?Any ideas?
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