If you have a courage what would you say to your mother?

Answer 1

That I was angry with her because she treated me like I and my brother were the worlds biggest burden. We were never wanted and never allowed to forget that. When she got older and was ill with cancer, she told an aunt that she was so happy that she had never hurt or did any thing bad to anyone in her whole life while she was alive I never had the courage to tell he how I felt so I use it as a lesson, on speaking when it really is necessary.

Answer 2

I don't lack the courage but I've lacked the chance since she died when I was a baby. I would love to see her face, to tell her how much I've missed her all these years, how I wish she could have lived to raise me and see my children and grandchildren grow up. I'd tell her how sorry I am that she got sick and died when she was only 24 years old, how sad my daddy was all those years, what a good daddy he was to me, and how much he loved her. I'd never run out of things to say to her or have enough time to spend with her. IF only I had the chance.......

Answer 3

If I had the courage, I would ask my mother if she ever loved me and my sister. When me and my sister were little, we was always compared to two other girls in the same class as us & they were Asians too. I would always hear stuff like. Look at Grace. Isn't she smart. She knows how to cook. Why can't you cook Margaret? My sister would hear the same thing except her name was Linda and she was being compared to a girl name Florence. I didn't know why my mom compared me and my sister to two other Asians who weren't her daughters. It didn't seem like she loved us because she didn't show it nor did she act like she loved us, but she is gone and I will never find out.

Answer 4

my mum is gone if i could i would hug her and tell her she is my first lady and i will love her all my life

Answer 5

before mom died i would've sat her down and told her how much i love her

Answer 6

they don't give enough space on here. hahah.