Re: What is your definition of love?
[B]Some might call it love and others may call it a sense of duty and why was your Dad lying underneath your mum to clean her bottom? That must be the most awkward way to clean someone up. And why did you peer through the letterbox instead of knocking the door? Sorry but both of those things sound bizarre to me.[/BRe: What is your definition of love?
Re: What is your definition of love?
Re: What is your definition of love?
Thanks so much for your post Karen - just to hear someone simply say, that not 'all' Mothers are wonderful and nurturing, as they should be. My Mothers attempt at abortion, did not work with me, but it left complications with my health - I have never once thrown any of the past into her face, never once complained. In fact protected her from my ordeals. But, she just never wanted me, that was made clear - what can you do in a situation like that ! Anyway its nice to get support, so thankyou....Re: What is your definition of love?
You are very welcome Pats - as you know, my mother and I don't always see eye to eye and that is 100% her fault - she was loving and I was well looked after but she never missed an opportunity to be unkind towards me (with words) - that has now come back to haunt her. I can't believe people can blame a child for the bad behavour of an adult. Truly bizarre.Re: What is your definition of love?
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