I’ve heard of young adults who have parents and they are still “parenting” them, ordering them around and telling them what to do and the parents claim that they do it for their children’s own good and safety. I’d say they’re overprotective and maybe needs to have more kids if they want to keep controlling their kids. I’ve even seen a person who is almost 30 and his parents still order him around.
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