We have all heard of someone being known as a "momma's boy" or "daddy's little girl", but what about a mommy's little girl? No offense dad, I love you too, but we tend to forget about the bond between a mother and a daughter. A mother and daughter relationship is irreplaceable, even though at times you might want to scream at each other and you both share the same personality, which is not always safe to say the least. Mother's should not have just a holiday for them to be celebrated, they should be celebrated each and every day.

Thank you mom.

With Mother's Day coming around the corner, we should all begin to think about the importance of Mother's Day. It is the day we should reflect on how much our mother's or mother figure have done for us, to embrace and celebrate all of their love and hard work. Just think, without your mom, you would not be here, literally, so it is important to appreciate the sacrifices they may have made so they can be the best role model and help you grow as a person. From giving birth, to dressing you up for the weekly tea parties, to helping you buy your first lip stick, and to being there trying not to kill the boy who broke your heart, a mother is there. Even though at times we wished our mother's would stop being a helicopter, we are secretly happy they are hovering. Shout out to helicopter moms.

Thank you mom.

Being a child of divorce at a young age, I was given the chance to form my own separate relationships with my parents. I grew a special bond with my father and my mother that I am still to this day grateful for. Having a single mother, I was able to truly see how strong a mother can be. From the days where my mom would work late and my siblings and I had to cook our own dinners to the days where I had to make sure my siblings were awake and ready for school so my mom had one less thing on her plate, I knew she was doing her best. Being a single mother is not easy and although it was hard to see my mother go through that, I am glad she did. I am glad because it made me respect her and see how much of a superhero she was. She managed. Though I am happy to say that she is currently now married, I will forever cherish the memories of when it was just her and my siblings and how she always had a smile on her face even during the difficult times of raising us kids on her own. My mom is one in a million.

Without my mom, I honestly don't know where I would be at this point in my life. Our relationship grows stronger every day, even as I grow up. Just like any parent and child relationship, there are times where differences are made and sometimes not nice words are exchanged, but regardless, I love my mom to death. Ever since I was little she was always the one who could reassure me in every aspect of my life, letting me know that everything will be okay. She was always right. When things might not be how I would like them to be, my mom was there to comfort me, even during the times where she wasn't physically there, she was always a phone call away. My mother is there any second of the day for me even though she works 5 days a week full time. Whenever I need guidance, she's there. Whenever I need financial help, she's there. She is always there.

So mom, stay there.

(I know you're probably crying after reading this)