“I’ll Tell Mom That I’ll Buy Her a Horse.” This is a common phrase used by most children as they enter school and start school. For many, this is a familiar saying which means that their mother has finally accepted them into the big house, where she’s supposed to spend all their lives. If you’re one of these children, do you have a piece of advice for your mother? If you don’t have any advice for your mother, then perhaps you should start thinking about it now.
A mother is generally the mother of a child, or at least that is who her children are close to. Moms are usually women who occupy or do the dominant role of bearing a relationship to her children, who might not be her biological offspring. So if your mother has raised you well, even if you don’t have a biological connection to her, in other words if you grew up with her, then technically you’re her child. It doesn’t matter if you consider yourself adopted, mooed, or related to her in any way.
You’ll feel guilty when you make statements like this, but it’s not really anything new, is it? Saying that you’ll buy your mom a horse when she was young is simply stating an age-old truth. You’ll find yourself saying this kind of thing every time you go shopping, or if you happen to meet someone you’ve never met before. You’ll know what I mean when I say that the best way to connect with someone is by having a “conversation”.
