Im supposed to write about why i should appreciate my parents and i just want to know what its like having a mom that actually cares about you, cuz mine doesnt, so i can write this.

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kacchan · Answer

Um I wouldn't know what it's like sorry

ChrisGarcia16 · Answer

I believe I can answer this, give me a moment, please :]

ChrisGarcia16 · Answer

Personally, I no longer have a mom. She passed away from cancer. But I'll tell you what having a mother who cares is like, they're always there, no matter what time of the day. They are there for when you are hurting mentally or physically. They gave birth to you so it's their job to care for you from a young age and raise you the way they see fit. But at the same time, some mothers are unfit for the role. And it leads to their child growing up differently, and not in a good way. But back on track, a mom's ob s to love their child unconditionally and always remind them that they are indeed loved and valid. 
From what time I had with my mom, she was sweet and kind and was always there. Her arms would be open if I ever needed a hug, her smile would cheer me up, and he words were like sweet milk and honey, so gentle and meaningful. She always cared about education, that was almost the top priority. She wanted us to grow up and do great things, or be who we want without worry.  So she made sure we were up and ready for school each morning. She helped me do my hair and made sure I had proper attire. And she'd take us to school and send us on our way. From there we would go back home and it was snack & homework time. And after we had assigned chores to do, so it was a quick job. And from there we could do what we like, just no wreckage of any sort. Then it was shower and bed, but she always said she loved us.

A mother is supposed to love their child and show them the right way. To lead them to a better tomorrow.

Mine was cut short and from then on I had... "experiences" but I like to think back to when life was much more simple, I am 16 now and she passed when I was 6.

I hoped this helped in a way and showed you what it's like to have a real mum, if you need to talk, I am here.

-chris/bee

curlyheadbella · Answer

@chrisgarcia16 wrote:

Personally, I no longer have a mom. She passed away from cancer. But I'll tell you what having a mother who cares is like, they're always there, no matter what time of the day. They are there for when you are hurting mentally or physically. They gave birth to you so it's their job to care for you from a young age and raise you the way they see fit. But at the same time, some mothers are unfit for the role. And it leads to their child growing up differently, and not in a good way. But back on track, a mom's ob s to love their child unconditionally and always remind them that they are indeed loved and valid. From what time I had with my mom, she was sweet and kind and was always there. Her arms would be open if I ever needed a hug, her smile would cheer me up, and he words were like sweet milk and honey, so gentle and meaningful. She always cared about education, that was almost the top priority. She wanted us to grow up and do great things, or be who we want without worry. So she made sure we were up and ready for school each morning. She helped me do my hair and made sure I had proper attire. And she'd take us to school and send us on our way. From there we would go back home and it was snack & homework time. And after we had assigned chores to do, so it was a quick job. And from there we could do what we like, just no wreckage of any sort. Then it was shower and bed, but she always said she loved us. A mother is supposed to love their child and show them the right way. To lead them to a better tomorrow. Mine was cut short and from then on I had... "experiences" but I like to think back to when life was much more simple, I am 16 now and she passed when I was 6. I hoped this helped in a way and showed you what it's like to have a real mum, if you need to talk, I am here. -chris/bee

Thx and sorry for your loss

ChrisGarcia16 · Answer

@curlyheadbella wrote:

@chrisgarcia16 wrote:

It's all okay, it's been ten years. But I hope it helped :] Personally, I no longer have a mom. She passed away from cancer. But I'll tell you what having a mother who cares is like, they're always there, no matter what time of the day. They are there for when you are hurting mentally or physically. They gave birth to you so it's their job to care for you from a young age and raise you the way they see fit. But at the same time, some mothers are unfit for the role. And it leads to their child growing up differently, and not in a good way. But back on track, a mom's ob s to love their child unconditionally and always remind them that they are indeed loved and valid. From what time I had with my mom, she was sweet and kind and was always there. Her arms would be open if I ever needed a hug, her smile would cheer me up, and he words were like sweet milk and honey, so gentle and meaningful. She always cared about education, that was almost the top priority. She wanted us to grow up and do great things, or be who we want without worry. So she made sure we were up and ready for school each morning. She helped me do my hair and made sure I had proper attire. And she'd take us to school and send us on our way. From there we would go back home and it was snack & homework time. And after we had assigned chores to do, so it was a quick job. And from there we could do what we like, just no wreckage of any sort. Then it was shower and bed, but she always said she loved us. A mother is supposed to love their child and show them the right way. To lead them to a better tomorrow. Mine was cut short and from then on I had... "experiences" but I like to think back to when life was much more simple, I am 16 now and she passed when I was 6. I hoped this helped in a way and showed you what it's like to have a real mum, if you need to talk, I am here. -chris/bee

Thx and sorry for your loss

RENWANTSFOOD · Answer

Im sure your mom cares, in her own ways.

kai6665 · Answer

@renwantsfood wrote:

Im sure your mom cares, in her own ways.

Agreed, just maybe she doesnt show it. But ify- my mom doesnt give a crap about me- 🥲

curlyheadbella · Answer

@renwantsfood wrote:

Im sure your mom cares, in her own ways.

Mmmm ion knoww. probably

RENWANTSFOOD · Answer

@curlyheadbella wrote:

@renwantsfood wrote:

Im sure your mom cares, in her own ways.

Mmmm ion knoww. probably

I fight with my mom alot but I know she still cares, I'm sure your mom may be similar just maybe talk to her more to see how she sees you.

sclay055 · Answer

It is Good to respect your parents always cause when they pass away your gonna regret all the disrepectful things you said to them

RIBLE11 · Answer

Don't worry, your mom does care about you! I should know. My mom is a total chicken nugget sometimes but I know that she really cares because every time I went to foster care she fought for me, she called me as much as she could and she also never EVER stopped arguing with the Dang judge to get me the frick outta foster care! So if you ever feel alone or get in an argument with ur mom, then think about all the good things that ur mom has done for you, and as her if u make her happy and if u can give her a hug even if u may be acting like a pain in the butt at the moment!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😁😁😁😁😁