When I was young my mother would always tell me I am very special and smart, is this true?

Question

are moms right?
Does anyones mom tell them their not special

Im an adult....all answers are welcomed

Answer 1

ever heard of the term "no one ever dies in Disneyland"?
It's basically saying that when you enter disney land, there's a facade of magically blissful happiness that you don't find in the real world. No one is harmful, animals give you hugs, and it's ok to be a hyper little cry baby when you can't get something that you want....Mickey will come give you a hug.

Now i'm not saying ur mother is lying....she's being a mother. Just like Mickey's being Disney.

Answer 2

Moms are always right! I mean, they better be... because my mom always told me the very same thing...

I think moms are right when they say this (and I don't think they ever tell their kids that they're NOT special). I don't know you, you might not be so intelligent, but you sound pretty smart.

The thing is, we are all very special, and we are all smart (on different levels, but still smart nonetheless). People take small phrases like these from their moms for granted, but moms really mean it when they say it. I think we need to appreciate mothers more. There's really nothing like the love (most) mothers have for their children.

Answer 3

I think most moms feel that their kid is special and smart, we are proud of our childrens accomplishments. I praise my daughter all the time. Without knowing you I cant say if you are special or smart, but you very well could be. At least you have a mother that is sweet to praise you for being who you are....there are some moms that are so negative to their kids and it is sad.

Answer 4

She's right, and you are special (if for no other reason, because you had a mother who saw you as such and told you so). I have just such a mother, too, so I am similarly blessed. I didn't realize however, just how fortunate we are until I became an adult and heard many horror stories from various peers about the lack of support and encouragement they received from their parents (mothers in particular). We should remember this fact by acknowledging our mothers as often as possible, and by passing on this spirit of encouragement to our own off-spring in similar fashion. Thanks for the insight.

Answer 5

Yes, some mothers tell the truth; they're realists. Some others satisfy their own insecurities by running down their kids. They're abusive. Whether or not you are "special" will be borne out by what you actually do, and how you do it. (And this is true for all of us, of course.)

Answer 6

Moms do everything in their power to make sure their child can reach their full potential. i was really special as a kid cuz i had allergies. when we went on a field trip i got m&ms while everyone else got popcorn, cuz my mom was afraid i would break out. i love my kids no matter what they can do or not. you are special if you believe u r.

Answer 7

Yes , that is the way mothers build up confidence in one , making you feel special , this enables you to face challenges and can dare to do anything . This makes one to believe in one self even when the whole world seem to say contrary things.

Answer 8

all moms think there kids are the most delight-full , special ,smart , person ever born go with it honey moms know best!!
I dont think a mom would ever tell there child any thing different

Answer 9

I don't know if its' true or not because I don't know who you are. I've never met you so I really can't say. After getting to know more of you, I'll know whether you really are that special and smart person.

Answer 10

Of course it's true. We are all special and smart! Ok, well we're all special and smart in our own way!