ibechris:
A woman that wants to enjoy her old age is busy destroying the very blessing that God gave her. My parents never cursed any of us.

Whether efficient or inefficient curse isn't good especially from parents.

Take it or leave,ur mum isn't a good woman. Her curses may have damaged u guys both emotionally and psychologically.

If na me,I for don dis-mum her tey tey...

May God bless u and may u also be a blessing to ur children and pls,do not tow her path.

akwesenana:
It has been often said that if your Mother curses you, it will surely work.

Well, today I didn't wake up early to sweep the compound and my mother swept it(I believe she did so in order to find what to use and talk).

After that, she launched into a prolonged ululation about how useless I am and capped it off by saying "I'm already a failure".

Normally I wouldn't take this serious but this woman us fond of cursing her children at the slightest provocation and it seems to have effect one way or the other.


My eldest brother, I haven't set eyes on him in over 10 years and I don't have any idea of his whereabouts. Funny enough, it is his notes on HTML, CSS and JavaScript that I'm using to study now.


My second brother was on a path of uselessness but is now in a Polytechnic.

My sister finished at Unical over 2 years but is yet to receive her certificate because of a carryover. She left because she couldn't stand my mothers attitude.


Then there's me. I left home at 17 because I couldn't stand the curses and abuses then.
It was a wrong choice by me no doubt but it seems coming back home was the worst.

Not to talk of my late dad. Despite the fact that he trained her and seniored her with over 15 years, she would never hold her rain of curses on him even in front of we the children.

ZIMDRILL:


there is nothinf like cursing from a mother its cultural and traditional thing that is put in our minds as we grow up and we start to believe in especially in our own failers

The curse things ( lowers your confidence and we endup using as failer to success)

why is that mother are at good and cursing but not blessings

Mothers can not curse or bless the reason they use the worse curse is for you to fall in line usually out of good reason you be a better person

Out of all people a mother is the 1st person you trust in life, hence we are forced to obey them regardless of their individual devil ways

akwesenana:

Not me though.

ZIMDRILL:


what i mean is this, naturally a mother is primary carer, she gives you food warmth etc, by time you start to grow up and reason thats when you loose the truth

But naturally u trust and follow her words and the moment you dont follow whats she
says whether good or bad thats when she also start say i curse this and that
Oh. Okay



this has physcological effect on you

akwesenana:
It has been often said that if your Mother curses you, it will surely work.

Well, today I didn't wake up early to sweep the compound and my mother swept it(I believe she did so in order to find what to use and talk).

After that, she launched into a prolonged ululation about how useless I am and capped it off by saying "I'm already a failure".

Normally I wouldn't take this serious but this woman us fond of cursing her children at the slightest provocation and it seems to have effect one way or the other.


My eldest brother, I haven't set eyes on him in over 10 years and I don't have any idea of his whereabouts. Funny enough, it is his notes on HTML, CSS and JavaScript that I'm using to study now.


My second brother was on a path of uselessness but is now in a Polytechnic.

My sister finished at Unical over 2 years but is yet to receive her certificate because of a carryover. She left because she couldn't stand my mothers attitude.


Then there's me. I left home at 17 because I couldn't stand the curses and abuses then.
It was a wrong choice by me no doubt but it seems coming back home was the worst.

Not to talk of my late dad. Despite the fact that he trained her and seniored her with over 15 years, she would never hold her rain of curses on him even in front of we the children.