Woman To Woman: Having A Grown Up Relationship With Your Mother

August 25th, 2011 - By SisterToldja

Whether you had a harmonious childhood or a long term contentious relationship with the woman who created you, chances are you’ll find that relating to her as an adult may come with a new set of challenges. It should be no surprise the woman who carried you in her womb for nine months, changed your pee-soaked diapers and may have even fed you from her breast may have a hard time seeing you as an adult and you may also find it hard to break your ‘mommy’s little girl’ habits as well. Here are a few tips for having a grown-up relationship with the woman who made you.

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  • jgm32001

    I reliezed just recently, that my adult daughter (36) is now very angry with me because she felt I was too hard on her as child. Transation, I haven't figured out life yet! and I'm going to take all my frustations out on you. Yet, she has a wonderful career and a lovely husband. She's very competitive. But we all must learn what is truly important in life. Not the more we get, but the more we give. I learned that when……………….. Thank You " Your Devine Father!!!! "

  • msgonzo10

    My mother told me that as long as I was child, i.e. she had to take care of me, we couldn't be friends – our friendship wouldn't begin until I became adult – meaning, taking care of myself, not based on a number. I didn't get it then but I understood once I in fact became fully independent. My mommy went home to be with the Lord almost 3 years ago and I miss her EVERY SINGLE DAY. I am grateful, however that before she passed, we enjoyed many years of an adult relationship – I got to know her as a woman and as a mother via adult eyes and I thank God for each and every day that he blessed me to have her on this earth. Every achievement, victory and triumph both great and small, I smile knowing that in between rejoicing with the angels, she's looking down on me with pride. For all those blessed to still have their mommies in the flesh, say I love you every day – leave nothing unsaid and ask those questions you were too embarrassed to ask as a little girl. Take full advantage of the opportunity to learn about your mother from a different perspective – we don't stop learning simply because we become adults.

  • JOJ

    I'm 27 and I'm not ashamed to say that I love my Mommy! :D

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