Dear Mom,
I will miss you every day for the rest of my life. You were always there for me. What will I do now?
Your loving daughter,
Barb
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Dear Mom,
i am so deeply upset at the way you treated me last week. i think that i have always been a good daughter to you, but you, you really disappointed me this time. how could you go to the store and not ask me what i wanted? i just don’t understand. usually you ask. are you mad at me because i missed a week of church. that is no reason to punish me mom. you shouldn’t treat me like that. its not fair. you got my sister something and you just skipped right over me like i don’t matter. my feelings are hurt and i don’t know if i will be able to get over this one.
Love your angry daughter
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Dear Mom,
Today you made me feel special. We usually don’t see eye to eye, but today you were there for me when I needed you the most. You comforted me, you held me and you told me everything would be okay. I know that we will be able to build on today for the rest of our lives. No matter what happens from this point on, I know that you will always have my back.
Love you daughter,
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Dear Mom,
I know that you won’t get to see this, but I have to tell you… One day I hope that you realize just how bad of a person you really are. You take from your own children and you give nothing in return. I remember when you told me that I was like the devil. What kind of person says that to their kid for no reason.
I know that I am a better mother than you. I tell my children that they are beautiful, that I love them everyday and just how beautiful they are. I will always have a close relationship with my girls.
All and all, I just want to say thank you for showing me how not to parent, because I know exactly what to do to make my children feel loved.
Your loving daughter,
Sharon B.
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Dear Mom,
i know you don’t want to talk to me cause you are upset the way things went when i moved out but we were fighting so much i needed to get away with that i hate the fact that i cant just pick up the phone and give you a call cause we use to best friends not just mother and daughter now you can barley look at me i miss the way we use to do everything together and it breaks my hear to see you upset and know i cant do anything to help you cause it was my fault i love you so much please forgive me
Your loving daughter
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Dear Mom,
Thanks for always being there for me. You were my rock and my foundation. Without you I would be who I an today. It’s because of beautiful women like you, who taught a beautiful child like me to grow up into a beautiful woman.
Thanks for all that you’ve done in my life.
Love your daughter
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Mom,
I wish you would stop snooping through my things. If I wanted you to know what was written in my diary, I would tell you. Not write it in my diary. My life is my life. Mind your own damn business.
Love your angry daughter
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Dear Mom,
I miss you. I know we don’t talk as much as we should and that is my fault, but for some reason, I can’t bring myself to give you a call. I’m still your daughter and there is nothing that I want more than to hear your voice. When I was young, I did stupid things and you were no better, but none of that matters now. I wish you would just pick up the phone or give me a call.
Love your daughter
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I wish my mom wouldn’t lie all the time, especially when it involves my children, often she will say she bought them this or that or she’s mailed off gifts to them, when in fact she hasn’t bought anything. My children don’t even ask anything from her, so I don’t understand the need for the lies. Also when my children are visiting, because they live the rest of the time with their other parent, she rarely comes to visit, maybe once during an entire summer, but makes the time to drive by my house to get to her biological daughter’s home to spend time with that grandchild. Well I have vented, but honestly I still love her because even though she’s my stepmom (mine passed away when I was 8 ) she’s the only mom I’ve ever really had and I try to look at the positive things she does instead of dwell on the negative.
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Dear Mom,
Please don’t call me and ask 21 questions. Why do you need to know the name of a person you’ll never meet? What good is it going to do you to know when I last ate? For what reason do you need to know how much I make? Can you keep it short and sweet???
Love your son