my god... I have to stop reading this thread tonight. I am so very sorry to those of you who never felt the love of a mother. I simply cannot convey how sad I feel in reading some of this. A person can endure ANYTHING if they know they are loved. Without love, why... what else is left?
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59For those without mothers
by Lady Lee inmothers day can bring up many issues for some of us.
for some their mothers have passed away and the opportunity to say i love you in person is forever lost.. for others our mothers are lost to the borg.
in fact, we may never have had the opportunity to celebrate a mother's day with them.
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For those without mothers
by Lady Lee inmothers day can bring up many issues for some of us.
for some their mothers have passed away and the opportunity to say i love you in person is forever lost.. for others our mothers are lost to the borg.
in fact, we may never have had the opportunity to celebrate a mother's day with them.
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MrMoe
Emma and I at her 3rd Birthday Party.
There are many touching posts here. Enough that I sat here for a long while and cried, in fact, still crying. The best goddamn thing to ever happen to me was certain people in my life. My two mothers and the gift of being a mother myself are beyond anything I could ask for.
And to never have had the love of my mothers, well... I know this... Life was worth living because of how much the truly LOVED me.
For mothers that are f**k ups, I have pity for you. Pity for the lives you hurt, pity for your mental instability to be so seriously screwed that you cannot love the very little person that you carried and gave birth to.
No religion, no God, no army, no man, no NOTHING will EVER take my bond away that I share with my daughter. Ever.
I am one of the fortunate ones, and I owe EVERYTHING for who I have become because of my second Mom. No matter what I did, no matter the mistakes me or any of her children made, she loved us without conditions. Despite her personal problems, she put our needs above her own. I truly feel people on this earth are a direct result of thier mother figure, as she (and in some cases he) is the most powerful influence on thier lives.
This month has been a year since my mother's death and 21 years since my first mother's death. I miss them both so very much, and yet, I consider myself lucky to have been touched by them.
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do you believe in karma?
by SpiceItUp inwe have all heard the cliche' "what goes around comes around" but do you really believe it?.
i know this person that for many years has been unkind, devious and vengeful and then over more recent years has had bad luck everywhere they turned around.
i mean one thing after another.
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MrMoe
Too many bad things happen to good people. Injustice is everywhere. Karma? I think not.
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Melancholy, memories and lost moments
by Simon inif i close my eyes i can be in my grand-parents living room again.
it seemed so big when i was little but i wonder now how me and my sisters used to fit in it along with our cousins, our parents and our grandparents.
i remember the tiny little stool i used to sit on - liam sat on it last time we visited my grandad.. i can remember us all watching the morcambe and wise show on tv and going out to play the the back alley.
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MrMoe
Well, now... that was very touching Simon.
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"You're not that bright, are you?"
by berylblue inthat's what a co-worker said to me today.
now, i admit that i'm in a benzodiazapine withdrawal induced daze all of the time (did more research on this and it's quite possibly going to last another half a year or more...one person, who stopped klonopin 18 months ago described it as "always feeling as though i am just coming off an acid trip", which i don't know about but i can imagine), but i thought this was kind of mean.. i miss my daughters; they are never going to speak to me again, i feel so isolated here, i'm ashamed of the entire benzo withdrawal thing, ashamed that i can't hold a real job, just really, really down.. al stewart, as always, said it much better than i ever could:.
"well sometimes it seems impossible that the game could get that rough.
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MrMoe
aww hun *sends a hug*
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Stumbling into the Single's Scene
by Robdar inas some of you are aware, i am getting a divorce.
tomorrow, i plunge back into the dating scene.
i am a little nervous.
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MrMoe
Oh dear god
NPY - You are a better lady than this, and you know it. It is one thing to defend honor, but please let's keep ourselves out of the mud.
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do you believe in karma?
by SpiceItUp inwe have all heard the cliche' "what goes around comes around" but do you really believe it?.
i know this person that for many years has been unkind, devious and vengeful and then over more recent years has had bad luck everywhere they turned around.
i mean one thing after another.
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MrMoe
- 7:24
- Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock:
- 7:25
- And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock.
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Are You Still Bitter?
by minimus inin whatever stage of leaving the organization that you're in, do you find yourself bitter?
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MrMoe
No, oh heaven's no. I have pity. All those poor drones. Don't hate the people, hate the mechanics of the machine that drives them all.
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MrMoe
Viv - A kiss for you.
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do you believe in karma?
by SpiceItUp inwe have all heard the cliche' "what goes around comes around" but do you really believe it?.
i know this person that for many years has been unkind, devious and vengeful and then over more recent years has had bad luck everywhere they turned around.
i mean one thing after another.
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MrMoe
Francois - I always love your posts. Every single one of them.
I guess some people were just born with tragedy in thier blood. ~ Donnie Darko
A quote from a movie I watched with a true friend. Now, regardless if it is true, I am 100% sure it made you think of somebody, somebody who didn't "deserve" all that pain and suffering.