August 24, 2007
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i didn’t express what i was thinking thoroughly.
if i make my daughter my number one priority, my husband must take a backseat to her. i know that’s not how a healthy marriage functions.
if i had something of worth, something that could better our world, a solution to the problem of global warming perhaps, or a cure for cancer, maybe even a suggestion for ending starvation, should i keep it to myself because i’m a mother?
does everything in this world take a backseat to the needs of one very small dictator?
that’s not how it works.
do i love my child? that’s not even a question. am i afraid that i’m not a good enough mother to her? never. and here’s why, no one could ever be a better mother to her than i am.
and you could argue that point till you’re blue in the face. but it won’t change the fact that it’s just true.
i’m NOT a drug addict, a prostitute, a thief, an adulterer, or a glutton for that matter.
in most cases, good parenting does mean have good end results. you’re a fool to think that parenting doesn’t matter. but did you always listen to your parents?
i have goals and dreams of my own and just because i choose to pursue them does not mean that i’m a crappy parent.
and i hate it when people can’t spell words correctly.
