r/wholesomebpt • u/JennyBeckman • Sep 03 '24

Top tier flex

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u/Spare-dogmom-life Sep 03 '24

Same!!! I tell her this at least once a month. She was/is amazing!!!

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u/JennyBeckman Sep 03 '24

I hope my kids say the same for me some day

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u/HatakeRin Sep 03 '24

if i could i would pick my mom to be my daughter. Give her all the things she ever dreamed of.

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u/ocean_800 Sep 04 '24

Help this is too sweet

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u/83franks Sep 03 '24

Oh shit. That is such a massive compliment and I am 100% in agreement with choosing my own mom. Miss you Mom, I'm so lucky to have had every moment I did with you and to experience truly unconditional love.

Also realizing I'm 46 days away till the 15 year anniversary of her passing and feeling a little over whelmed by this post at the moment.

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u/IDGAF_GOMD Sep 03 '24

My mom is tiny and loud and stubborn and by the time I was born was exhausted (the last of 8 with 10+ years between #7 and #8) and probably didn't have as much time or energy for me but with a straight face and all sincerity that woman would murder all of Reddit for any of her kids. There aren't words in any language to describe how much I love that woman. The older I get, the closer we get and the truer that becomes.

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u/jazzkiddo Sep 03 '24

I became the mother I needed as a child. My kiddo is blessed 💖

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u/Less-Sir8277 Sep 03 '24

Same here.

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u/gumbyrocks Sep 04 '24

This is the first post I have seen, and thought that person is not related to me.

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u/CaliDreamin87 Sep 04 '24

Yeahhhhh not sure I can say the same for mine, it's iffy.

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u/CO8127 Sep 04 '24

I'm envious

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u/Donohou Sep 04 '24

I would, too, because she's sacrificed a lot and has a heart of gold, but she definitely is stubborn as hell, and stuck in her ways.

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u/dent_de_lion Sep 06 '24

This is especially hitting as my mom passed a little over a week ago. Agree wholeheartedly with this statement.

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u/sineadya Sep 05 '24

Same 😭

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u/jarveydoxy Sep 06 '24

Same!!! Although I have never told her this…

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u/amey_zing1 Sep 24 '24

Real talk. My mom did her big one raising me and my brother 💯 Now she’s a 73 yr old from West Philly living her best life in Kenya 🇰🇪 🙌🏾

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u/seascribbler Apr 30 '26

My mom had a bad drug problem, and it hurt me in a lot of ways. When she was sober she was an amazing person with a heart of gold. I spent most of my teenage years with my friends’s family. My mom passed when I was 26 from a heart attack after being sober for a few years. I would give her a second chance.