Do you ever stop worrying about your kids even when they're grown? My adult son has a dangerous...

Jamesy · 41-45, M

My mother is on my back all the time to get a land job , I tell her her grandad fished from sail powered boats ,and we have lifeboat and helicopters if we ever got into trouble .Try to stop fearing the worst 🫂

Sroonaka616 · 31-35, M

I know that I am in my 30s and my parents have some of their concerns about me. I always tell them that I am doing ok but I reckon that they don't really believe me.

Tumbleweed · F

You never ever EVER stop worring about them. My son just got a motorcycle so YAY!!! Another reason to worry about him...

ScreamingFox · 41-45, F

I'll never lose the anxiety I achieved having a child. I'd give my life for him, of course we worry always.

SwampFlower · 31-35, F

No. Having children means setting yourself for a whole lifetime of anxiety lol. I mean it is worth it to me but there’s no chill and never will be.

BeJeweled · 61-69, F

No my daughter is in her 40s with a husbsbd and 4 kids. You never stop worrying.

HowtoDestroyAngels · 46-50, M

My son just recently turned into an "adult". I don't think I will ever stop worrying about him, or his sister, no matter what the age.

Fertilization · 36-40, F

So relatable. I can’t stop worrying about my kids even when they have their own kids.

OldBrit · 61-69, M

Not so far. Then they have kids themselves and you're worried about them too and how they are as parents etc. Never stops 😂😂

BillyMack · 46-50, M

Yeah I don’t think you ever stop worrying. It’s just different levels of worry.

Fieldmaster · 46-50, M

No I don't think this ever goes away once you become a parent. At least for the most part.

BrandNewMan · M

Not a day goes by I dont think of them and their well- being

MayorOfCrushtown · M

they never stop being your kid. its a lifetime commitment.

Jenny1234 · 56-60, F

I will never stop worrying

caesar7 · 61-69, M

In today's world, who knows what challenges they will have to face throughout their lives. It's only fitting that one would worry, unfortunately.

Iwillwait · M

No. That's you're job, worry-worry-worry

Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M

It never ends. No matter what they do you'll always find something to worry about