What Kind of Mother Are You Still Carrying?

Question 01 / 03

When you think about your mother — or the closest thing you had to one — what's the first feeling that comes up?

A. Warmth. Even in the hard parts, love was there.

B. Grief. I miss her, or who she could have been.

C. Complicated. There's no clean answer.

D. Distance. I don't let myself go there often.

Question 02 / 03

If someone asks "what did your mother teach you?" — you:

A. Have a real answer. Something she showed me still lives in me.

B. Pause. What she taught me was mostly what I didn't want to become.

C. Feel something shift. She taught me things she didn't mean to.

D. Go quiet. That question doesn't have a simple answer for me.

Question 03 / 03

Right now, the work you're doing on yourself is most connected to:

A. Honoring what was given to me — and building on it.

B. Healing what was withheld or broken.

C. Figuring out who I am separate from her story.

D. Becoming the mother — to myself or others — that I needed.

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