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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The senior mothers have rank. All come to them with gifts and flowers in hand.[/quote]

The senior mothers are called grandmothers. They have Grandparents Day. Stop trying to get attention on the day the attention should go to young mothers. [/quote]

When and where did it become young Mother’s Day? [/quote]

When the old women start getting called grandmothers! [/quote]

When a young woman becomes a parent, they become the center of the family and universe (in their mind).[/quote]

As they should be, as they're taking care of the young. The whole purpose of any living creature is to procreate. It's only possible if you continue having offspring. The ones who take care of said offspring and continue the bloodline should be celebrated, because the survival of the offspring depends on them. These out of touch old women here who think they're the center of the universe are laughable. You're old news. If you drop dead tomorrow, nothing happens, life goes on. Many young families will be relieved they don't have to deal with you any more. However, if the parents of your grandkids drop dead tomorrow, what then? These old women would be happiest if they don't have any grandkids, as then they can keep demanding their adult kids circle around them ad infinitum. [/quote]

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