Unstoppable

"You are worthless... all you do is play around all day and have fun. You never do anything worthy of your life. Such a disgrace like you is better off dead. You always make mom and dad sad." I always tell myself.

I am the first child of 4 children. My siblings are really nice to me in a way. My father is in the strict/ lovely dad ratio. He loves me and I know it, so I just don't take his angry words deep in my heart, but I keep them in mind.

On the other hand. my mom. She is a merciful angel that landed on Earth.  She is a strong/ charismatic wife and co-worker. A loving/ caring/ hardworking mom. 
She is always tired and serious, but she would never show that to me. She would try to appear as if she is a wonder woman by working harder than needed and taking care of her work and her family. 

She is a simple example of a fierce and strong wife. Why? Because she knows what to say and what not to say at the right moment. No one can interfere with her work or house life because she is capable of them. She is a strong person who can keep going no matter what life throws at her. She always keeps her faith in God and then in her. She never gives no matter what challenges face her.

My father once told us that when they got married, my mother couldn't even do a cup of tea. She started practicing every day and learning new recipes for every meal. "In less than a month," my father would say, " she was able to make meals on her own without looking at books or tv shows."

One day, I was back from school. I went into the convenience store to get something. The man there then accused me of stealing candy. I refused to get checked and went up crying to my mom. When I told her what happened, she took me from my hand violently and tossed me into the elevator. When we reached the convenience store, mom burst in which made everyone flinch. Then she held out my bag to them and said, " Here take look! But if you find nothing I will talk to your manager and tell him of the behavior of his employees towards customers." 

The man looked terrified and said, "No problem, madam. I was mistaken. To compensate that you can take an item of your choice as my sincere apology to you and your daughter." 

I smiled and hugged my mom. She didn't need the compensation, because the man apologized. As we left, the store I told myself ' Damn, I want to be you, mommy.'

She is a beautiful- no brakes woman. She is unstoppable...