This article is about a mother and
a daughter relationship. It is about a mom who was suffering from an
incurable cancer and didn't have many days left. Because she didn't have much
days left to live, before dying she wanted to see her daughter get
married. For days and days her mom annoyed her by asking if she had found a guy
or by presenting a guy to her. Despite her mom being annoying, she liked the
bond that she had with her mom, and understood why her mom was doing this to
her. One day she meets a guy, Matt, and her mom gets excited and wants her to
get married when she realizes that Matt was not the one. She realizes that he
is not the one when her mom gets really sick, and is in a crucial state of cancer;
Matt has no words to say neither to her nor to her mother. When her mom was
nearly dying, her mom tells her that she won’t be disappointed or upset if she didn’t
get married, and that she accepts her daughter for who she is. At first she didn’t
understand why her mother was telling her that, but after she realized that is
was a way for her to let go of the things.
In this article, Elizabeth Koother, the author of
this article tells her personal story. There are no specific messages or moral
for the readers, but just a story of her experience, and it seems like it was
written to entertain rather than to inform. She uses more informal language so
she can engage with the readers, and so the readers won’t get caught by some
vocabulary. She kept the story very simple, sweet, and short so the reader
could read until the end without getting bored.
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