@grecy095

oic, they had the misconception about it.

They thought that are are durable to all kinds of problems.

Anyway, do feel free to share your problems with us

@morgoodie Yes, I do agree that there are many challenges and learning for parents to bring up the children. That’s why we plan to have a bigger age gap between the children, so we can spend more time with each child, and also wait until the youngest is older and more independent, then only we consider having a baby. I guess this will be easier…[Read more]

Yes sissy I think I am pressuring myselt too much and all the time. I try to solve my own problems, the disadvantage my parents think I can go on my own all the time that is why sometimes they don’t care about me but of course, they care but they are not vocal about it. @peachpurple

@grecy095

oh, traditional ways of calling parents, thanks for sharing with us

@morgoodie

thanks for sharing with us.

I guess that when one of the parents had passed away, you will be closer to the other one, to cherish those precious moments.

That is why, it still lingers in your memory, feels like yesterday.

@icybc

sorry to hear about yr dad.

When parents grow older, we tend to be closer to them than in the past, isn’t it?

@ruby3881

I like “Mi” , that is the way my kids are calling me now.

@ruby3881

yeah daddy is like a hero to me. A person whom I can rely on positive thoughts and give me solutions, a pillar strength

@4cryingoutloud

very sorry to hear that.

But at least you are close to your mom.

Can’t imagine abusive dad, would willing to do anything to to his kids

I guess God is fair.

@icybc

so cute, mumsy is a pamper way to call mom.

I like that.

My kids sometimes call me “Maggie Mee”

I am willing to cook maggie mee for them when they requested

@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]