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Are Italian Men Mamma’s Boys? 🇮🇹 (Italian Woman Responds)
What do Italian women think about the "mammoni" or "mamma's boy" stereotype? How true is it according to them? I interview a girl from Como in Italy about the famous stereotype and get her reaction.
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In Croatia they go like 34 to live alone
That wouldn’t be so bad if once they left their parents home they started to look after themselves.
Instead they just shift the mana role onto their partner. So they complain when asked to help, they sneak out of tasks, they “work” longer hours to not have to do anything at home… just as teenagers would do with their mums.
In my childhood (I’m 50) I know the word ‘housewife’ but didn’t know any houswife. All the mothers of my friends, classmates, neighbors were working.
Yes, there were times when men went out working, women stayed home and took care of the household. But in some places of the world it wasn’t true 100 years ago, in other places wasn’t after WW2, and definitely isn’t true today. That’s why we should get rid of this habit.
Both of them work, both of them do chores, both of them take care of children.
Sooner or later, there will be a time when your parents are no longer with you. It would be very naive not to prepare.
mamma mia! she’s molto molto bella 😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤
I live in Switzerland, and once in my old building my italian neighbor (he was new in Switzerland) asked me if I can wash his clothing. I though WTF????? 😀
whaaaaat
Are you his mother?
He should have brought his mother
@@Ufu4847 No 🤣
My Dad did the cooking, cleaning and working. He’s 3rd Japanese and my Mama be white, I don’t think she did it good enough so he did it all. She helped here and there. We’re all Canadians. And I’ve been single forever so had to do everything myself. Never had a girl cook for me as most girls my generation can barely cook so I’m more likely to cook. It’s something to take pride in, I’m picky too; in food and women lol Never dated a Mediterranean girl tho, sounds like Heaven like I could be myself more…
W Italy.
I don’t do anything, my wife wants me to do zero and she’s an engineer that still have some clients to prepare docs. In return me and my two sons are 100% respectful, full engaged in study and work. As soon as she express a desire, that’s done in a minute. She’s a shintos Kami who we worship and protect
It sounds like you are a lady
In Norway its actually pretty chalenging to find a decent woman willing to to basic chores. I learned to live for myself from the age of sixteen, but already from single digit age I could make my own food, even though mom did alot of that for me in the early years, and untill she fell to bad health, always wanted to bring her clothes to wash, even though I am perfectly capable of doing that myself.
It’s not just because they stay home until they are 30, it also has to do with the culture.
Keep in mind normally the mum in Italy is at home. Her job is as a house wife. If she wasn’t doing those things and I’m working 50 hour plus weeks that doesn’t sound equal does it. If she is also out working that’s obviously different.
Most italians women dont are housewivee
Very few Italian mums are housewives. Most work full time and still take care of everything home and kids related.
Her dad doesn’t do anything. He just works 60 hours a week to afford her mom staying home, as she likes.
Mia mamma lavorava in fabbrica a tempo pieno, come mio padre. Ma in casa faceva tutto lei.
Such an important contribution these feminists have cautiously ignored
It’s so true! I lived with my family in law in Italy for a while, and my brother in law, who was 40 years old, wouldn’t even wash his own underwear. Her mamma does it for him.
Yes this is a problem and I know Italians who stay home until they are in their 50’s. I have an Italian American friend who is 52 and still lives home with mommy. This is a problem for Italian women.
keep in mind that the guy has a house but he stays home.
I don’t have a brother and now I live alone, but I can confirm that at home my mom wants to do every single chore. My father doesn’t clean or cook meals.
She doesn’t WANT to do it. She prefers doing it rather than taking care of the mess her family members leave for her to clean/fix afterwards.
Men are masters of weaponized incompetence.
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