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πŸ’”πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘¦β€πŸ‘¦ men and mother's day: who hides the pain, and who calls first? πŸŒ·πŸ“ž
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Hello. It's me, a woman who has long understood one important thing: men also experience Mother's Day. They just... do it differently. And more often - silently 🀫
Some of you are quietly staring at the ceiling on the morning of May 12, unable to find the right words even for yourself. Someone is buying roses at a stall 🌹 and wondering how not to burst into tears on the way. And someone is gritting their teeth, scrolling through Instagram, where other people's mothers are alive, young and smiling πŸ“±πŸ˜”.
I see it πŸ‘€. I respect it. And that's why I am writing for you πŸ–€.

πŸ’¬ "I just don't like this day."
You're not alone. You'd be surprised how many men actually can't stand this holiday. Because it's pain - a lost mother πŸ’”, a difficult relationship, a feeling of guilt that has been gnawing at you since you were 18. β €And you know what? It doesn't make you bad. It makes you alive πŸ«€.

πŸ“ž "I call, but the conversation is always awkward."
Yes, mothers are not perfect. And not all heart-to-heart conversations are with candy and a blanket 🍬🧣. Sometimes all you can do is just say: "Hi, I remember. Thank you for raising me" πŸ™. Even if inside there is a lump in your throat and a thousand unspoken words.

πŸ’‘ Why is this important?
Because men are not robots πŸ€–. You have wounds too 🩹. But society accepts that you should be “strong”, “brutal”, “keep it all to yourself” πŸ’ͺ.
Do you know what’s really cool? When you’re a grown man and you can say: πŸ‘‰ “Yes, I miss my mom” πŸ‘‰ “Yes, it hurts me on this day” πŸ‘‰ “Yes, I’m proud of how she raised me”
This is not weakness. This is strength ⚑. This is maturity.

🌱 What can you do?
βœ… Write to her. Even if it’s difficult βœοΈβœ… Remember how she laughed. Or how she swore - after all, there was love in that too πŸ’¬β€οΈβœ… Talk to your son or daughter about grandma. Or just tell the story she told you πŸ“–πŸ‘¦πŸ‘§
You continue it — even if you don’t notice it yourself πŸ”.

On this Mother’s Day, I raise a glass to you, men πŸ₯‚. To those who call. To those who are silent. To those who remember πŸ§ πŸ’ž. β €You don’t have to be perfect. But if you at least look into your heart a little on this day ❀️ —β €you’ve already done the main thing.
With love —The woman who sees you πŸ‘©‍🦰✨
Tanya❀️

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