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My mom is dead a year this June 05th and this is my first mother's day without her, She always said;
"Ignore today, if your kids only care about their mom one day a year what kind of kids are they, make every day mothers day"
Jonathan
Macgeek so sorry for your loss. This first Mother's day without her will be a hard one for sure. Your Mom sounds like a wise woman and without a doubt will be missed throughout the year.
My mom has been dead for five years now. Her advice was always along the lines of, "The world is a hard place. You have to fend for yourself." I'm not sure I agree with her hard scrabble perspective, but she was big on self reliance, and it has served me and her other children well.
To all women who've had the priviledge and fortitude of being a mother, may you enjoy the day set aside in your honour.
Now, here's a question for all women in general, be you a mother or not. What was the best advice your mother ever gave you regarding men, relationships, and/or love?
My mother told me it would be wrong to marry for money.
My mother never gave me any advice, my father raised me.
His advice was - "Beauty fades - stupid is forever. Be an intelligent, conversant, hardworking independent cuss with a great laugh and sense of humor, find someone who appreciates all of that, and you'll have found someone to grow old with."
My mother has given me a lot of advice over the years, but to me the most important thing she has done is SHOW me how to be a wife and mother. She has always loved my dad with all of her heart; she trusts him, adores him, and respects his opinions. Watching the two of them together, you can just feel the love. Also, she has always let me make my own mistakes and learn from them. She taught me the importance of education and making your own way as a woman, and she made me believe in myself. I love you Mom.
To all women who've had the priviledge and fortitude of being a mother, may you enjoy the day set aside in your honour.
Now, here's a question for all women in general, be you a mother or not. What was the best advice your mother ever gave you regarding men, relationships, and/or love?
Didn't follow my moms advice..
thank god..
my mom and I are total opposites
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