@Makuochukwu126@Flowkeei No. People feel and mourn differently. When one my friend’s mum died first thing he said when we saw was “i don turn motherless baby like you” and he laughed. That doesn’t mean he wasn’t hurting.. let people mourn the way they want /feel or process their hurt
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When women say "STOP rap*ng women"...
Your response cannot be "what abt men/children" neither can it be "what abt false accusers" nor anything else.
Your reply MUST only be YES!!!
You can start your own separate conversation abt anything else at another time/place.
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But not like that. A strong grounded mother would accept her wrongs yes but to do better is not to shield him from the consequences of his actions.
He needs to fully understand that what he did was wrong. And that actions have consequences whether intentional or not.
And saying that “he couldn’t talk to his mum” feels weak. What about his father?. Also some people grow up without parents and still turn out fine. No excuse, he should take accountability.
I understand Toun just wanted to make amends and take accountability as she should,