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I wish I had a mother that cared this much. These are the little things that trigger me and all my emotions come out and I just cry. Like damn to feel this love from my mother or even just a call or text to see how I’m doing and just to even say “ I love you” and mean it, would heal me.
I hate that I even feel these feelings but they are there and sometimes in moments like this one, they just come out of nowhere. I sometimes forget that I never actually dealt with these feelings so when I get triggered I’m actually feeling these feelings and crying and I hate crying. 😭
Maternal love is often seen as a source of strength and comfort. Many individuals experience a vast array of emotions related to their relationships with their mothers. When these feelings are triggered, it can lead to overwhelming sadness and reflection on one's past. This article resonates with anyone who has felt a longing for that unconditional love, highlighting the importance of open communication and emotional support. It’s crucial to acknowledge these emotions rather than suppress them. Feeling abandoned or overlooked can lead to a cycle of sadness, but addressing these feelings openly—whether through journaling, therapy, or conversation with a trusted friend—can pave the way for healing. Understanding that it’s okay to cry and feel vulnerable is a necessary part of embracing one's emotional journey. For those who often find themselves in these situations, recognizing triggers can lead to healthier coping mechanisms and, ultimately, a deeper understanding of love and relationships.
