| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["mothers"],"appCategory":"mothers","appTitle":"Do you think mothers worry all the time?","appBody":"<p>No. I don't think so. Not all the time. </p><p>But, yeah. More often than not, they worry a lot. </p><p>Mothers often worry, particularly about their sons and daughters than over the rest of the family. </p><p>Well, anxiety and apprehension seem a natural and more peculiar trait that females exhibit especially during or throughout their motherhood lives, but there are reasons for this. </p><p>Mothers, naturally develop a far much greater responsibility (than the father) for the every success or undoing that takes place in the maturation of their children. Most likely because of the strong connection they have created right before giving birth to them. </p><p>Also, for ANYTHING that happens to a child, whether it is upon them to do something about it or not, mothers usually feel a moral obligation to do something about it. And this feeling does not come as actually doing something to solve the problem. Instead, it comes as worries, anxiety, and depression. Therefore, the first things mothers do whenever a problem arises is to panic and worry instead of actually concentrating on finding the solution to the problem. Unlike men who actually focus on the solution to the problem. </p><p>Anyway, this worry or anxiety, may be mild or severe. Because many times, our mothers are still able to focus on doing some tasks well while the problem has not been solved, but in some situations, there are constant thoughts of the problem, and it keeps bothering them causing sleepless nights, then it becomes severe. </p><p>It is better and safer, that mothers start to concentrate solely on the problem itself instead of harbouring unnecessary fears about the manifestation of the unsolved crisis. </p><p>Also, there are many situations that may come up about a child which is not compulsory on the part of mothers to do anything about it. </p><p>It is when people start taking responsibilities for everything that happens, that complications starts to set in.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"f3ylrrvux","appParentAuthor":"luueetang","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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