Family
A Mother’s Day Confession
A Mother's Day Confession My mother has generally said that she couldn't stand Mother's Day. Particularly as a youthful mother. She says that each Mother's Day, she would go to chapel and hear individuals talk about how superb, sacrificial, patient, and kind moms are. How sacrosanct their job is and how God-as are they. This was completely planned to respect moms and lift the job of parenthood. What my mom left away with, nonetheless, was a stomach brimming with responsibility. She never felt she compared that untainted "Mother's Day Mom".
By Sam Thobe4 years ago in Confessions
Let's relive our life. Mom
Dear Mom, How are you? I am doing well. I wish I could be there, hug you tight, and wish you Mother’s Day. You are simply the best mother in the world. I am blessed to have a mother like you. You are the Gift of God. I want to extend my deep love to you, stretch out my arms, wrap around you, and hug You tightly. You are my world, you are light in the dark, you are a gush of fresh breeze, you are a field of daffodils, you are a superhero for me, and you are everything for me. I love you so much.
By S Rajesh Kumar4 years ago in Confessions
Dear Mom,
Dear Mom, I want to wish you a Happy Mother’s Day. I feel that now is a good time to confess a little secret to you. Here it goes. When I was younger staying at the campground with Grandma every summer was the best part of the year. I got excited every June on the last day of school knowing that I would be packing up and heading out for two and a half months. We would have the freedom to hang out with our friends that came every year so we could enjoy new adventures and create exciting teenage memories.
By Angie Johnson4 years ago in Confessions
Dear Mom
Dear Mom, I know it might be shocking how this letter may turn out or even that I might be writing a long-handed kind to you. I know we are not on the best of verbal terms right now but I just wanted to express somehow to you what I really saw and wish I could have seen within you as a mother. I will say that I am grateful for the lessons you have taught me, especially the ones that you had no idea were lessons for me. For example, when it boils down to my love life, I don't necessarily have the best choice and neither did you. I can never understand the strength of raising two kids alone all because some men want to have their cake and eat it too while also becoming opportunists in the long run. I wish I was more vocal about this but maybe it was the embarrassment or just the standard I told you so I was hoping to avoid. I just never saw what was the real authentic standards to find or just hope that a man would have if they would treat you in a way a woman should be treated, like a Queen.
By Mikyah Henderson4 years ago in Confessions
The Apple That Fell Too Far From the Tree
Dear Mum, When I think about you, I think of a young woman lying in the dark in a narrow, thin-mattressed bed in the hospital psychiatric ward with a cot beside you. I think about your eyes opening in the darkness, watching a baby breathe. I think that you could have been a good mother if you had been given the chance, and I think, most days, that it's a blessing you may not remember those nights very well.
By S. A. Crawford4 years ago in Confessions
Mom, I do not hate you
Mom, I am sorry you feel that I hate you due to the distance between us. I need you to understand, I do not hate you, but I do hate your hypocrisy; I hate that always victimise yourself. Why is it difficult for you to be truthful? I know deep down you are not a bad person. You say I have resentment towards you, maybe I do, but I view resentment as deep hatred towards someone. I still remember so much of the things you did to me back then, but I do not hold any grudges against you. I just wish you could see yourself from my eyes.
By Diani Alvarenga4 years ago in Confessions
Mothers Day 2022
Are mothers perfect? Mine was not. I was not and my daughter is not. I knew my one grandmother for just a short time and I have heard stories and to some, she appeared perfect. I know that just wasn’t true as no one is perfect. Not mothers and not fathers.
By Denise E Lindquist4 years ago in Confessions
Mother's Day Gift
May 4th, 2022 Dear mom (& dad): This weekend is really going to be hard for me, as my birthday falls on Mother’s Day which kind of makes the 8th a special day for the both of us, then there’s dad’s birthday as well on the 10th I know I was a Mother’s Day gift to you. I also know I’m a twin-less twin, with the survival of the fittest…yadda, yadda. I was the winner. Big deal I would've been happier if the twin survived.
By Timothy E Jones4 years ago in Confessions
