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Felt this was worth a share here. (I did not write this)



It’s okay if you’re the mom who looks different in the pickup line.
The one with tattoos peeking out from under her hoodie.
The one with piercings that glint when the sun hits just right.
The one blasting metal while waiting for your child to come outside.

You don’t have to look like everyone else to love your kids just as fiercely.
You don’t have to blend in to belong.
You can be the mom with eyeliner darker than her coffee and still be the one who shows up — every single day.
Because what makes a good mom isn’t her playlist, her piercings, or her aesthetic.
It’s her heart.
And yours?
That loud, tatted, unapologetic one?
It’s doing just fine. 🖤
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@NativePortlander1970 my heart aches so much for you. My childhood was not good but that’s not something I feel like sharing this evening just know that it wasn’t your fault and I’m so sorry for how you were treated. 🤗
@MyMonstersAreReal (((((HUGS))))) Thank You so very much 😊🤗❤ I was friends with a lot of girl peers while growing up and developed a bit of femininity that sent my mother into rages,l. Despite her obsession I wasn't a girl, her uber religiosity was by damned going to raise me as a boy's boy, and her failure to do so drove her crazy, she hated me hanging out with girls.

 
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