Mother’s Day, let’s really look at it.

I will always put Truth at the forefront because that is where it belongs.

I have no value for this day. What I value is the truthful form of reasoning in actions, etc., through recognition of what a mother is, her duties as a mother, and how a mother should be treated as a woman with a true mother’s heart that is structured in the true alliance of guardianship through motherhood, a woman who understands the aspects of what a mother is and her duties to her family, and the loving authenticity that children apply to their parents, and for authenticity, there is no need for a programmed system structured push..

As I said, I have no value for this day, but I will continue to forever love, appreciate, and show the greatest gratitude and respect to all mothers who carry the true authenticity and worth of a mother, the true guardianship of which their hearts and workmanship uphold.

Mother’s Day is a day like all other days that has been programmed and structured by a system through deceptive and controlling motives, merchandising, and profit.

Now, let’s really get into the true concept of what Mother’s Day is. Let’s examine the highs and lows of what is truly happening and who is being left out of these false, manufactured, and materialistic ways of this promoted event called Mother’s Day.

For me, Mother’s Day marks the day I first became a mother, and that automatically placed me within the structure of motherhood and being called “mother.”

This system-programmed and structured day called Mother’s Day, I do not see any true benefit in it other than the hype of high-volume merchandising, materialistic fabrication, and people being gullible enough to be easily programmed into accepting an event that is constantly pushed at them.

It is fully based on merchandising, not the authentic, true value of Love in its purest and truest form.

Don’t get me wrong, I know there are individuals out there who continue to show love to their mothers and value parenthood overall, and within the societies we all live in, they will naturally jump at the occasion to do more for their mothers.

This day, called Mother’s Day, only brings a day of identifiable logic where families gather together, share gifts, and show gratitude to their mothers through a system-programmed and structured event that is pushed onto society.

My question is this: why just one day? Why wait for a programmable day to shower a mother, your mother, with gifts, favors, benefits, group dinners, and material gestures? If a mother, your mother, is supposed to be the true female structure and guardian of the family base unit, then she should be recognized, cherished, loved, and appreciated every day. Natural gestures of appreciation should always come from you naturally, as it should always be an ongoing thing to recognize your mother as a beloved mother.

Now let’s talk about the mothers who, for some reason, have not had the privilege to be part of this programable day, the real and true mothers who, through sweat, sacrifice, and energy, have worked effortlessly throughout their lives to make their children comfortable and safe. Mothers who have been locked behind mental institutions because of betrayal, stress, hardships, systems, and people who turned against them.

Let’s talk about the true mothers who, to this day, have been neglected in hospitals and institutions, neglected by family members who no longer see them as the once-loving, hardworking mothers who worked tirelessly to keep them safe, alive, and comfortable, but now see them as burdens to the family.

Let’s talk about those mothers who have been left out and are now called burdens to society and to a government system that has no place or space for them.

I’m not ignorant of the fact that all mothers are not the same, and I do know that, because of mental fatigue, trauma, and personal issues, some individuals may not be able to function properly within family structures and may bring more harm to themselves and others than good. I am aware of that, and I know that some mothers are institutionalized to receive the help they need.

My focus is on the women who are worthy to be called mothers, the ones who endlessly look out for, manage, and take care of their families, yet now find themselves rejected, neglected, and pushed aside. Mothers who continue to be used and abused. Mothers who once protected their families but have now become prey to the very same families they once protected.

It is no secret what is going on within societies around the world; women who were once known as true mothers and guardians to their children are ending up receiving the worst treatment imaginable from those same children and family members.

We can also truthfully say that not every woman should be allowed to be called a mother if she does not have the true-hearted guardianship, function, and understanding of what a mother should be.

And not every daughter or son can truly be called a child if they have not positioned themselves to deserve such a title.

And because of evil situations that have taken form through some women against their children, those women can no longer be called mothers, because not every woman deserves to be called such.

A mother can be any woman, but it is the loving and genuine heart within her that makes the process of guardianship complete.

If a loving and true heart is not within the guardianship, then it is simply a woman giving birth to a child without a true love connection.

True mothers should be appreciated every day, not just on a system-programmed and structured day. Women should be called mothers. After all, they deserve it because they are truthful to the cause and guardianship of motherhood, and because of this, they are worthy to be called “Mother.”

So don’t just wait for a system-structured programmable day that pushes you to show materialistic love to your mother. Genuinely appreciate and love your mother always, endlessly, and forever.

Don’t get pushed to perform; do it authentically.