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Some interesting things to
Submitted by Vannie on September 24, 2007 - 5:40pm.
Some interesting things to consider...
1. My mother and I have NEVER had a conversation as remotely intimate as this one. We don't normally have normal conversations. I don't need to get past her defenses because she's already stated that she trusts and values my opinions more than anyone else she knows, because of how mature and insightful I've become.
2. Given the dependnce my mother has on me, I think my role of responsibility is pretty infinite in this situation.
3. Now this one is a lot of food for thought . . .
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