Most people would probably answer this question with something like:
"Your mum does love you"
But, quite honestly, I can't promise you that. I do not know your mother, or what she has done to you to make you feel this way. I hope that your feelings and her behavior are both temporary. Otherwise, you will need to learn to move on. I had the same problem with my father years ago, and what pestered me most was the question 'why'. I felt guilt, and I wanted to know what I could have possibly done wrong to make him feel this way. In the end, you come up with your own theory (I can guarantee it is not your fault) and then you eventually stop feeling emotions towards them. You begin to move on with your life, and you always stay closer to those who really do love and care about you. Several years later, you may lay in bed at night (like I did) promising yourself that you will always do better with your own children. I hope this helps you, just remember to hang in there; it will get easier to deal with.
When the Heartache Is Over was created in 1999.
This sentence is grammatically correct, but I would recast it as, "My Mom loves the song, 'Heartache Tonight,' by The Eagles."
loving your mom for all the things she do
there will always be a better 1
im loving your mom.
No, she was actually a kind and loving person.
comfortable clothes and a loving, supportive note
mrs.loving cynthia loving and she is a teacher
I Still Can't Get Over Loving You was created in 1983.
My mom is nice, caring, loving, comforting, trusting, honest, clever, wise, terrific, awesome.
It's a Heartache was created in 1977.
Head on to Heartache was created in 2008.