You should seriously write a book.
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You should seriously write a book.
I was thinking of doing that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barkseh
I don't see why your mum would walk out if your dad was a millionaire. :rolleyes:
then why do you maybe want to see her?Quote:
Originally Posted by Earthquake
No one would buy it, BURNNNNNNNN.Quote:
Originally Posted by Earthquake
I would, you never know when you'll run out of loo roll.Quote:
Originally Posted by Josh
It's just down to you, she might of been a mean women but it's YOUR Mum, you couldn't of told wether she was a good or bad women from when you was 8, has your Dad like told you the story's and what's happened in a way to help you get on his side and envy your Mum by any chance? Because alot of the time that's what some parents do when they break up. It would be awkward seeing her but you may regret it if you dont.
I really think you should go & visit her. If you don't do it then she might end up dying one day (hopefully not till decades away though), and you'll end up regretting not seeing her - and asking her any questions you have.
Send her a letter?
Tell her about your life since she went, about your education, your hobbies, interests etc. Maybe say you would like to get to know her better since you are maturer now?
I don't really know how I would personally handle this situation. But I don't think showing up on her doorstep would be the best option?
Hi mum!
How are you? Why don't you come back home or even see me? I want to see your face again and have a mum like everyone else has. I know there has been some bad times between you and Dad (If they split up or divorced). I want to visit you often and spend time if you.
Love your son.
Your name.