Firstly I would like to wish all mothers out there a very happy mother’s day. I know it’s not easy to be a mother. I admit I can be a bit of a problem child from time to time. I’m definitely more of a problem child when I don’t really buy my mum a present because I think it’s a commercial day. Why do I need to buy my mum a present? How does it make the day better? I believe it’s a made up day just to create more revenue in the shops. I REFUSE to be a part of it. My mum and I have a typical relationship. We get on, have a laugh, have a slight argument, break up and then make up again. I think a lot of people have a relationship like this. If you don’t argue with your mum, you’re either the perfect child or your mum is the perfect mother. I’m far from the perfect child but I don’t feel the need to buy my mum a present. It doesn’t make me love her any more. If it was so much of a special day then it would be celebrated across the globe, not just in the UK. That’s my justification for not celebrating this made up occasion. Call me a party pooper all you want, but I know a few of you reading this may agree with me.
To make the day worse, I see the shops filled with Happy Mother’s Day for a nan. Classic example has been included below. I know she may act like your mother but quite frankly she isn’t. Am I the only person who doesn’t see the logic in a card like this? I’m surprised they don’t have a separate occasion for grandparents. I bet someone’s thought of it and may implement it soon. Like I said before, I REFUSE to be involved with this hype. I’m not the richest person around, I can’t afford to keep buy people presents.
You might think my views are bad but the image below makes me seem like an angel. At least he had bought his mother a card to explain why he couldn’t make it to her celebrations. Truth be told, this is the perfect way to end this post.