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

August 25th, 2011 - By SisterToldja


Find A Reasonable Independence Level: You may always lean on Mama for emotional support and advice, but a grown woman shouldn’t expect her mom to fight all her battles, cook all her meals, do her laundry, etc. Occasionally it’s okay to let her ‘mother’ you as she used to, but that shouldn’t be the norm anymore.

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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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