Never
Let Go of What You Love
My mom and I have a special relationship.
At one moment we could be arguing to the point of tears and on another occasion
we could be laughing to the point of tears. For the people close to us they
wonder way our relationship can go from one extreme to another. My only
explanation is that we are too much alike to not butt heads.
This mother daughter relationship
is like non I have seen. We have the same exact personality it’s understandable
we get in arguments. We are both full of energy, passionate, and neither of us is
ever and I mean EVER wrong. All of these factors cause our disagreements to
become more dangerous than needed. We tend to take things way farther then they
need to go, saying things we don’t mean and ripping each other apart verbally.
It gets pretty rough. As bad as this may sound it gets one hundred times better
when we look to the positive side of things.
It can be all but five minutes
after a fight and we will both apologize and end of doing something ridiculous.
Whether it is standing up on our kitchen chairs dancing and singing to Beyonce,
saying “lets giggle” in a British accent then laughing our heads off, or trying
to sing a song alternating word by word who gets to sing; whatever we do it
always ends up with tears of joy and laughter. The lady always knows how to
make me smile.
Although there is a negative side
to our relationship, it doesn’t overpower the amount of good times I have had
with my mom. For this reason I have made a promise to myself to never let
anyone I love leave the house with them being mad at me or me being mad at
them. There have been too many accidents lately that have taken away some
wonderful people. I would be ruined if I let my mom leave after a fight and we
were still angry with each other and she just so happened to get in a car
accident. I would feel like it was my fault. I think it’s important for
everybody to hug the ones they love often, and never let them leave you unhappy.
It’s a scary thought to know that something can happen that quickly but the
people you love can be gone in a second.
My relationship with my mom has
really taught me to appreciate what I love. If you truly love something there
is no way you would let them go without telling them you love them. So for all
of you reading this right now, go and hug your family. You never know when you
might lose them so you have to embrace every breath, every tear, every smile,
every sound of laughter you share with them.
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