How does a son feel about his mom in his teen years? Does he still love her while he is conquering the world?

Answer 1

i don't know about every boy in this world but when i was going thru my "teens" i was a horrible kid and no matter what my mother was always right behind me. I'm 20 now and nobody in this world could replace my mom. At times it may not seem like he doesn't loves you but there is noone in the world that will come close to the love you give him. I hope ya get something out of what i tried saying lol.

Answer 2

If the relationship between mother and son is good. It will stand the years from child to the moody teen yr's. Yes your son still loves you. Set rules for your teenager to follow. Tell your son you love him daily. Show an interest in the process of your teen conquering his world.

Answer 3

Having raised more than one teenage boy, know that they get embarrassed easily about anything you say or do, in front of their friends. Teenage boys can be a real pain in the butt to be around until they get past that age. They are also in conflict with their dads around this age. I compare it to the old bull in the pasture, the young bull gets hormones and starts to challange the old bull, and then there is a lot of conflict. One of my sons was a real challange to raise and I had to get between he and his father more than once during arguments that would begin to escalate. At times I would have liked to have knocked both of their heads together LOL, [of course, I did not]. Thankfully we all got past those years and today he is a loving son and responsible adult and a father for the first time. And it's great to see how tender and loving he is with his child.
Always keep the lines of communication open with your son, as he goes through his teen years. Find every oppertunity to talk with him, encourage him to say what ever he wants to say without reacting too shocked. Encourage him to have his friends over, [ that way you know they can't get in to trouble while they are home], It may be a little hard on your furniture, and you have to put up with a bit more noise than you would like, but, it's the wise parent that lets their children have friends come over, instead of sending their child off to someone else's house.

Answer 4

I believe a son still loves his mother in his teen years but finds it difficult to show it because he isn't sure just how to show it without worrying about his status in his world.
Both of my sons had a different way of showing that they loved me but when ever I needed support they were both always there for me without question.
Once they out grew those teen years they both survived great and so did I but once in awhile I did wonder about them but with good up bringing they are both wonderful young men now and are still here for me and I know for a fact that they love me dearly as I love them dearly too.
It isn't easy for any teen to show love because of all the doubts they have about the world but with enough love and support they will come through with flying colors.

Answer 5

you recognize what once you're a youngster that's difficult to well known how a lot your mom loves you because you flow by that section the position each and every thing your mom says in so incorrect yet i respect my mom and convinced all of it ameliorations once you've your babies I surely have a son and that i respect him with all my heart and that i continuously prefer to do whats surprising for him now i recognize in simple terms how a lot my mom tried and that i didnt listen and how that damage her. yet now that im 21 and a mommy me and my mom couldnt have the superb relationship in the international she is my surprising pal and id particularly carry with her than my friends anyday!!! i'm getting the position u come out of your no longer the in basic terms one

Answer 6

Teens want to be independent, discover who they are, and what they want to do with their lives. Sometimes Mom can get in the way of that, but in the end, they still come back to Mom. ;)

Answer 7

Since I don't have a father I depend on my mom a lot and I love her. I just wish she wouldn't smoke and do some other things that she does, like not listen to me, embarass me sometimes in public, etc. She also remains with her boyfriend despite her constantly making remarks about him. I don't know what I would do without her though.

Answer 8

depends on how he was raised! if there was love and respect in early years it will most likely continue thru life. being a teen, adult of child is not much different when you are brought up with love or with hate.

Answer 9

Yes, he does, but most of the time he's fighting against his feelings of dependency on his 'mommy'.... and that's where all
of his teenage angst and attitude comes from.

Eventually, he'll make peace with his 'coming of age', and your relationship with him will begin to evolve into a better and more mature mother-son relationship.

Just hang in there and be patient...it will get better. ;)

Answer 10

It really depends on the relationship he has with his mom. The important thing is that mom is supposrtive and open, but is still ale to set clear boundaries.