Amount of texts to »Mother« 52, and there are 46 texts (88.46%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3)
Average lenght of texts 178 Characters
Average Rating 0.750 points, 15 Not rated texts
First text on Apr 9th 2000, 01:11:40 wrote
Liamara about Mother
Latest text on Oct 30th 2015, 09:00:56 wrote
carolyn stewart about Mother
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on Nov 17th 2004, 21:56:26 wrote
Michael Kloss about Mother

on Dec 20th 2001, 05:07:01 wrote
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rachel a b wrote on Apr 15th 2000, 00:56:49 about

Mother

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Mother is such a complex concept. For years, I struggled with issues with my mother. Then I became a mother, and my son has issues with me, though I tried my hardest not to be »that« kind of a mother. And now I am a grandmother, and I raised my grandson for most of his young life. So I am like his mother. And how he relates to me is as a mother. When people call me his mother, he doesn't correct them, and sometimes he even calls me »mom.« On the other hand, he thinks of the concept of mother as a vague, cold concept but thinks of a grandmother as a warm, fuzzy being who is supportive and kind. The concept of mother is so connected to our own experiences of nurturing and being nurtured that it is impossible to detach from those links.

chainik wrote on Dec 8th 2002, 12:48:26 about

Mother

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An ounce of mother is worth a pound of clergy.
-Spanish proverb

Plöperpengel&Gronkor wrote on Aug 25th 2000, 19:40:05 about

Mother

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Having a mother there's always butter in the kitchen.

snake wrote on Apr 10th 2000, 19:55:01 about

Mother

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In the sixties and early seventies Zappa's band was called the »Mothers of Invention«. The members of the group had to obey to his instructions very strictly. Zappa didn't allow any compromise because he was very extreme especially in terms of music. This might be the reason for the progressive Zappa-sound. Some people said, that Zappa was the most intelligent asshole they ever met. In 1966, the »Freak Out« was released. It was the first »double-album« in rock history.

Liamara wrote on Apr 9th 2000, 01:11:40 about

Mother

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»Sorry«, he said. »I was just tucking Mother in for the night. Sometimes she's apt to be a bit difficult.«
»You said she was ill. I would'nt want to disturb her
»Oh, you won't make any bother. She'll probably sleep like a baby.« Mr. Bates glanced over his shoulder at the stairway, then lowered his voice. »Actually, she's not sick, not physically, that is. But sometimes she gets these spells---«

From »Psycho«, Robert Bloch

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