Dear Mommy: Thank You For Being There my

Dear Mom, I don’t know how to tell you how important you are to me. You have always been by my side supporting me and loving me. You made me feel completely unique and special and for that, today I want to say thanks.

I know we are no longer as united as we used to be. When I was younger we always had time for both of us. I remember we used to play, laugh, and do a thousand fun things together. Sometimes we would go to the movies, shop, or just go for a walk.

I didn’t care where we went, what mattered was being with you. Every second shared was a moment of happiness that I wished would never end.

It didn’t matter if it was cold or raining because you knew how to find the good side even in the harshest environment.

You taught me to be positive. Not to get caught up in the little daily problems, even if sometimes I just wanted to hide in them. You always told me that in this life you have to be brave because there were already so many cowards.

My dear mother, how I wish there were more people like you. People willing to help others without expecting anything in return, just trying to do good. In this world corrupted by war and hatred, you are the light in the dark.

Dear mom, thanks for the scolding

I remember all our discussions. Although they are not moments worth missing, my mind values ​​them as if they were gold. Over time, the scoldings turned into precious life lessons, which helped me to mature.

Who knew that moments of screaming and arguing could result in anything good. That so many tears would be for my good,  and that I would thank them forever. If I hadn’t followed your advice I would never have learned to do things right.

You were always the first to advise me, to explain to me the things I did wrong. Many mothers would not have had your patience and your serenity when it comes to reprimanding me. I apologize for all those times I reacted badly, treating you unfairly.

You are one of the most wonderful people I have in this life, dear mommy. Maybe sometimes I seem cold or very independent, but that doesn’t mean anything. Despite everything, my love for you remains unbreakable.

What unites us is too strong to be destroyed. No matter what’s been through, I know you’ll always be with me when I need you. What we both feel is something so intimate and beautiful that even death cannot face it.

I need you in my future and also in my present

When I was a little girl I thought that when I grew up I wouldn’t miss you. I imagined myself a strong, secure adult woman with no need to feel protected. And you don’t know how wrong I was.

You can’t imagine how many sleepless nights I spent thinking about you, missing you. Wanting to go back to childhood again, to feel safe by his side.

I’ve come to the conclusion that no matter how old I get, I’ll always need my mom. That wise voice that gives me the best advice; this confidant who keeps the most intimate secrets; the only person in the world I know I can trust blindly.

Even when my turn comes and I have children of my own, you will continue to be my main support. The bond we have is hard to match and I feel really lucky for that. With just one look, we know what the other is thinking, and that’s a wonderful thing.

I know some people who weren’t as lucky as I was. People who, unfortunately, have toxic mothers, who treat them badly and make them feel miserable. I wish I could share you with them, so they would know what it’s like to be loved this way: no reservations.

Sometimes I’m scared because I don’t think I can be as good as you. I’m terrified of thinking that I won’t know how to give my children the affection you gave me. I know you would tell me this is bullshit, but it sucks to think I’ll never measure up to you.

That’s why, dear mother, I want you to accompany me on this trip. I want us to find time to see us again, to talk, to give advice. I know how good it is to have you in my life and I want to enjoy it. Thank you so much for always being with me.

I love you mom.