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Input: So for some context my boyfriend and I have been together for almost a year, I am 20 almost 21 and still live at home, and my mom is offended that my boyfriend no longer wants to come over to my house. When we first started dating and we would just hang out and not go anywhere we would stay at my house and my mom would say he was over too much. When my mom learned my boyfriend was currently unemployed (he had just quit his job before we started dating) she decided that he wouldn't be a good fit for my future. She started saying things like he's a weirdo and will never amount to anything, that was her first strike with my boyfriend. When the relationship started getting tense between my mother and I and she would take her anger out on me by yelling and generally making me feel bad he decided he no longer wanted to come over as to avoid saying anything that would cause the situation to get worse. My mom has now taken this as my boyfriend doesn't like her and that he has no respect for me because he won't have anything to do with her. I have tried to explain many times why he refuses to come over and why we prefer to be away or at his house but she either doesn't understand or doesn't want to. I love my mother and it hurts me that she is this upset but at the same time I can't force my boyfriend to do something he doesn't want to, and it isn't like they haven't met, as I said before we used to be at my house all the time before this. Am I in the wrong? Should I try to make my boyfriend come over just to please my mom even though I'm sure that one of them will say something that will upset the other?

not making my boyfriend come over to my house