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your moth·er
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your motherinterjection
A general purpose insult.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of your mother in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of your mother in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of your mother in a Sentence
Everyone feels like they know her. That’s what’s beautiful about her, that she’s accessible, you feel like you’re friends with her, like she was your mother. But ironically she was the most unknowable person… In the imagining of these three days we wanted that to really come to a head.
It is very difficult to go on, day by day, it is very difficult for me and for others to wake up in the morning and not have the person you existed with in life -your child, your mother, your father - to embrace, to kiss.
When it comes down to it, I’ve spoken with mothers and the daughter in the same family, and the mother dealt with symptoms for a few years, but the daughter dealt with them for 15 years, it’s difficult because you should theoretically have a similar menopause to your mother, but that is not the case based on my actual conversations with people.
While the narrative they painted for you is one that may reinforce your preconceived notions, it's not the truth, you don't call Harvey Weinstein a predator in 2020 when you want to introduce him to your mother in 2015.
It was fear for her safety, for her wellbeing -- this is your mother! i mean, I don’t know if you have kids. But can you imagine being at work and the school calls and says ‘We’re going to lock the school and we’re going to keep your kids for their own safety’?
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