Definition of Motherhood: just keep them alive until 18 .

Be fore-warned.

This is a rant of an incredibly annoying nature, one which most people are sick of hearing and yet do absolutely nothing to soften….

Im a mom. My generation pretty much brought-up themselves.

No mother told me about my period, I read a book that told me.

No mother taught me about sex, I figured it out .

No mother discussed my future, there wasnt any genuine interest.

So here I am, a mom, and I have interest in what my child likes to do and I want to do everything I can to make sure they are doing what they like when they grow-up. I read to them, take them where they can get fresh air, and provide whatever supplies it takes to feed their interest (guitar,art supplies,ect).

Here is where things get ugly:

I was MORE respected,got more affection, my family and friends and partner gave me more time when I was bartending 40+hours a week than when I am home keeping house and actually spending *time* with the kids.

At one time I was a single parent for almost 2 years.

I worked 50+ hours a week,and I am ashamed to admit I dont remember much about my children’s likes and dislikes, what their favorite foods were and how they did in school.

It was exausting.

I eventually lost that particular job, and I worked 2-3 different jobs to make ends meet… bartending,landscaping,fire-extinguisher services….

whatever.

I just want to say it was LOST TIME with my kids, and I hate thinking about it.

Moms have more value to the community -

as is reflected by our society-

if they work longer,harder, and spend less time getting to know their children. What they bring in monetarily is their value.

I often laugh to myself (I know,not good) thinking about how valuable and worthy I would be if I got lucky and won the lotto.

I would be wonderful and a good mom.

I would have lots of friends and probably even be considered *smart*.

Why?

Because money = intelligence and value.

did not have children just to keep them alive until they reached 18.

Rant over.

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