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Mother

by Mateja

A mother is a figure In life. Someone who teaches you Connection, Understanding, The bond between Mother and daughter. That is something I never had. No deep conversations. No understanding. Not because I was difficult. Not because I was cruel. But because I’m different. Yet I still know My mother would do anything for me. Yes, She truly loves me. Yes, She accepts me In a way she knows how. But not in the way I wish she could. Yet I am still The one who makes everyone laugh. The one who listens. The one who stays. The one who supports everyone When they need someone. And still, The words often came: “You’ll burn in hell.” As if I don’t know that already. And yet, She still says, “I love you the most.” So we talk about Everything except What truly matters. Because if we look at it, If we name it, It becomes a fight. We hide behind Shattered glass, Waiting to see Which piece Will break first.
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29 / F / Croatia / Germany
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29 / F / Croatia / Germany
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