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But then, it continued. (Benefit of doubt: Paparazzi cameras take pictures really fast.) [ Image via INF] Here's a moment that will haunt him forever. As commenter sarasasa notes, "having a hot model mom as a teenage boy must be confusing." [ Image via INF] Because this is awfully close. Especially the hand-boob action. (Benefit of doubt: Maybe it was an accident?) [ Image via INF] When I first saw these amorous images, I thought supermodel Stephanie Seymour had taken a young lover. But—surprise!—that is actually her 18-year-old son. How close is too close when it comes to mothers and sons?

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Baekeland and her husband Brooks lived in extravagance: lavish parties, excessive drinking, and extramarital affairs from both sides. Brooks eventually grew tired of Barbara’s unstable personality, rude outbursts, and frequent suicide attempts. Brooks filed for divorce and their son, Antony, moved in with his mother. In an attempt to “fix” her son, Barbara would hire prostitutes to coerce Antony into having sex. After many failed attempts, Barbara took matters into her own hands, allegedly manipulating her son into having sex with her in a desperate attempt to “cure” him. Enjoy strange, diverting work from The Commuter on Mondays, absorbing fiction from Recommended Reading on Wednesdays, and a roundup of our best work of the week on Fridays. Personalize your subscription preferences here. Keisha Bush, author of "No Heaven For Good Boys," recommends books, movies, and albums on the bond between boys and their moms To his credit, there are other half-naked people present, and he's nineteen. Let us not cast judgment on the genitalia of those suffering from excess hormones. [ Image via INF]At least they look like they're having fun. I feel kind of bad intruding on their family beach play day; Stephanie's entire family, including her husband, were present, and none of them seem weirded out. (Note that he retracted his fingers in this picture.) But seriously, is this normal behavior? How close is too close between mother and son? [ Image via INF, tip via james_from_cambridge] Keisha Bush was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. She received her MFA in creative writing from The New School, where she was a Riggio Honors Teaching Fellow and recipient of an NSPE Dean’s Scholarship. After a career in corporate finance and international development that brought her to live in Dakar, Senegal, she decided to focus full-time on her writing. She lives in East Harlem.