@grecy095

Oh, dear, that is hard on yourself.

Aren’t you pressuring yourself too much?

You will look older as you age due to depression.

Try to open up, at least you would get some ideas instead of forcing yourself to produce ideas and solutions.

You can open up to us or your dad, since he is willing to lend a shoulder to cry on

@aka135

oh you are a ipoh mom.

I heard ipoh ladies are fair, pretty and smart.

You proved to be one !

I have four kids: three girls and a boy. We always wanted to have a big family, and actually had five pregnancies. I lost the second to last one early in the pregnancy. After the littlest was born, I decided my body had taken enough….

I am close to 50 years old, and I still just call my parents “Mom” and “Dad.” Sometimes I’ll say, “Daddy” instead, depending how I feel at the time.

My kids call us the same ways, though I always preferred “Mama” to “Mommy.” My oldest says “Mama,” but the rest of the kids say “Mom” or “Mommy.”

I’m like you: I was always Daddy’s little girl! My mother taught me to love learning and to appreciate nature. But I was always closer to Dad.

I never have to end a friendship yet, but many just fall out because of our circumstances and situations. When you are a parent, free time is the biggest stump in staying connect.

I am closer to both of my parents, but since my dad passed away, I am now taking care of my mom. Thus, you can say that I am closer to my mom.

I think what my last relationship taught me is that you cannot always trust the people you think you can. Some people are so good at lying and telling you exactly what you want to hear. Finding out that the whole relationship is all based on lies is a very hard thing to accept even though it has been quite a while. It was more painful than…[Read more]

I have had friendships that have ended, but not because I ended them myself. Usually when one of my friendships end, it was because we had grown in different directions and there was nothing left of the friendship. Sometimes, people just develop different interests and other times it is just better to not be friends with certain people. One…[Read more]

When I was a small child, I was definitely a daddy’s girl. I loved my father very much, but as I grew older I found myself growing closer to my mother. I guess as you get older you need your mother for more girl things. I grew even closer to my mother after my father died and because I took care of her while she was sick. I feel more of the loss…[Read more]

I have a 10 year old girl and a 9 year old boy. When I was younger, I always dreamed of having 4 kids, but now that I am wiser I have decided that these 2 are enough for me. They are a treasure to have most of the time, but as you know children have their moments of not being quite the angels you try to raise. They are a lot of work, but I love…[Read more]

I have three boys!!  But most of my grandchildren are girls!! 😉  In fact one granddaughter is named a name that if I would have had a girl I would have named…Destiny!!!

I’m closer now to my mom.  My father was abusive and has since passed away.

I do not have someone who are close with. I am open to my mother. I am direct to the point. I could be frank on both of them but I can be soft when I need to adjust from the situation. Lately, I have been keeping problems to myself but it doesn’t determine if I am close on them or not. I think we have this definite closeness that we are there when…[Read more]

I call them Mama and Papa. They wants to be called like that and I am thinking it is because they call their parents as such.

In our country, some call them as Inang and Itang. Inang for mother and Itang for Father.

Some are Itay and Inay.

Some are Daddy and Mommy.

Some are Ama and Ina.

We have different ways to call our parents in our…[Read more]