How Can I respect my mother?

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jesus33

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I respect eveything my mother tell me, but I don´know why, I don´feel fine to give her Thanks, and I don´t know why I can´t spend a lot of time with her.


I feel rare when I am with her, and I wnat to give her a gift, and to give a kiss because she´s my mother
but it´s hard fort me.

 
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Mari

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i understand it was the same way for me as well.. I dont know why but it has gotten better now that im older. just know that u never know when life ends so enjoy the time u have with ur family
 
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asamanthinketh

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This may or may not help. I went through a time period with my mother when the words "I love you" could not come out of my mouth. It felt unnatural and not normal. But through some challenges and heartache in my life I did come to say I love you and developed a small appreciation for the love God had placed in my mother. However, times have changed and this love has disappeared and she has turned to be a harmful person in my life. But know that it is normal what you are sensing. It also depends on how old you are. Your mother's natural love and affection for you will most likely change depending on your age and what you are doing with your life. So, be prudent, use your best judgement, honor her, but be careful.
 
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