Mums

[Stolly]

Be happy you have a mother that is capable of getting involved in your life, even if you don't appreciate it. I've never had that and often wondered what it is like.

 

[davenjac]

Since I left home a few years ago my Mum tends to leave me be, unless I want a shoulder or good advice. My Dad tends to ring every other day and can't understand why I have nothing of any relevance to say to him.

 

[hurfdurf]

It’s what all mums do. They just love and care for you. Don’t knock it as you’ll miss it terribly when they’re gone.

This x 1000

 

[Robert]

I love my mum to bits and realise that I'm not being rational.

She can do the slightest thing and it annoys me hugely. I can go to a friends house go through the same situation and it doesn't annoy me.

Same thing vice versa. She annoys me because she's my mum, but yes I do realise how lucky I am and I do love her to bits.

 

[Fuzz]

Mine still thinks I'm 16 and too be quite honest she drives me nuts.
I'm all for a little bit of help with things but Christ let me breathe a little here.
There's a fine line between being a good mother and doing every single thing possible that I could have done myself if I was left too it. She's so far past that line she's on Saturn.