Do you have a supportive family?

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I always had a very loving, open-minded and supportive family, I had their back no matter what, I am very lucky to have such understanding parents and a brother.

These days, I was dealing with some family matters. My father and mother almost separated. The reason is irrelevant. Most meaningful was that we solved what seemed to be unsolvable problem.

My father was upset and talked with my brother, my brother called me not knowing what to do, we tried to put our thoughts aside and do strictly what we thought would be better for both of our parents, we discussed every detail, like you discuss about children, regardless of who’s wrong or right, you love them both and both are equally important for you, in the end I called my mom and as a result, my mom talked with my dad, they cried of happiness after they finally talked.

I felt like by being objective, non-judgmental, understanding and forgiving - my brother and I, found a perfect solution to the situation that would otherwise hurt everyone, especially our parents.

I always thought we had a bit dysfunctional family, and maybe we do, but this situation showed that regardless of everything,

all of us deeply care and understand each other and that it’s possible to find a solution in situations where lots of families would split, start hating one another or choose sides.

[BoobSlayer]

Boobslayer's mother is truly a special woman. With her giant gazoongas, she has earned the admiration and respect of Boobslayer and many others, too. Boobslayer is proud to come from a lineage with such impressive melons, which my brothers and sisters lovingly refer to as boobies, tits, milkers, chesticles, honkers, bazoombas, coconuts, fiery biscuits, cantaloupes, and boom booms. No matter what the situation or circumstance, Boobslayer's mother has always been there to provide love and support.

Growing up, Boobslayer felt confident knowing that his mother was around to offer kind words and gestures when needed. She never failed to put a smile on Boobslayer’s face, especially when she'd make him laugh with her unique nicknames for her giant honkers. It was quite a sight to see her running around the house, carrying out everyday tasks, with those magnificent mammaries leading the way. While she was sweet to us kids, she was also a forced to be reckoned with on the sidelines of a soccer game.

Here's a pic of her at my first soccer game, after I got kicked in the jewels. I remember it like it was yesterday. I felt a fire of pain radiating up my spine. It was such an embarassing moment, but mom was there screaming at the girl who kicked my nuts, as I clung to her giant jugs for comfort.

Boobslayer is forever grateful for his mother and all the support she has provided throughout the years. She has been a pillar of strength and comfort, always expressing her affection in the most enthusiastic and unique ways. There is no doubt that Boobslayer has been blessed to have a loving and supportive mother with giant honkers.

[Mynameisbobby]

I do! It wasn't always like that though. My uncle adopted me when I was 13 because my sister and mother were abusing me. Now I have a very supportive uncle and younger brother. If my uncle hadn't adopted me I don't know where I would've ended up. A foster home or dead the abuse was that bad. I'm 19 now and just finished my first year of college. It's a struggle because I have a lot of anxiety from the past but I'm getting through it.

[MemeSupreme]

no, but my grandma is and she's an AMAZING person. only reason i'm alive. i'm happy you have a supportive family tho and you love each other like that. its beautiful

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I am happy you have such an amazing grandma, I hope life will give you more and more loving and supportive people around you 🤗

[MemeSupreme]

thank you, one day hopefully lol

[Nikki1989]

No, I was abandoned when I was 12. I saw them one more time when I was 16 and haven't seen or heard from them ever since.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I am sorry to hear that… 💜

[Andres77]

I am very happy that your family was able to resolve this. That is truly a blessing.
I do have a very supportive family for which I am very grateful

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

Thank you 😊

And I am happy for you.

[Alex8736]

My immediate family is very supportive on my decisions and the key element is through one specific rule is we NEVER talked about money which is the number one root of all evil especially witnessing people having an ill family member and the first thing they started talking about is who is on the will when the doctor hasn't even given a diagnosis. Hence the reason why if I want something bad enough I'll work my ass off to earn it. Happy Thursday Everyone 😁

[Christoff92]

Not everybody have supported families. Some families are very egotistical and corrupted. So you wonder why and how are leaders born.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

Why and how are leaders born?

[Christoff92]

Because they learn not to be like their own families. They want a different future for the next generation.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

Interesting. However, I think any type of family can give birth to leaders.

[Christoff92]

True. If they're leaders themselves.

[Christoff92]

But that's how it starts. Coming from corrupted families.

[Dinklex3]

Definitely.

I love my parents so much❤️

I love and missed my sister as well. I haven’t seen her in years so now she spoils me, lol

[savagewolf22]

Why didn't met them from years?

[reds-noro]

Apart from my mom's side... which almost drove me to suicide, I have a very supportive father and brother.

[Koneko911]

Not at all... my family is very dysfunctional and abusive honestly. Especially since I'm the child who basically is the opposite of what they wanted me to be

[cosmosis181]

I hitchhiked cross country on my own for the first time 1 month after I turned 13. By age 16, I'd been to Covenant House in L. A., New Orleans, Ft. Lauderdale and Manhattan (and called the one in Toronto too, but they said they'd send me back to the U. S. the next day of I came, so I didn't go). Oh yeah, I was raised by the Partridge Family, count on that.😒

[msc545]

I actually don't have any family at all so I really wouldn't know.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

What about your parents?

[msc545]

Dead.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I am sorry…

sending you hugs 💜

[msc545]

Thank you ❤️

[mandyfire98]

I have a very supportive and open and loving family.

[Raaj4you]

I am glad that your parents are still together. You have such a supportive family.

Yes, fortunately my parents are cool and supportive. My mom and dad do have heated arguments all the time but they are still together. They are the world's best parents. ☺️ Their strong bond inspires me to find a girl, date, marry and make babies. I can't wait to marry and quarrel with my wife. You know it's fun. 😅😂🤣

[alonrazmo]

My family is very supportive when they’re not getting me to the point where I tried to kms (don’t worry it has happened like 1 1/2 years ago I’m better now) but since then I made up with my father, my mom died so that’s sm and my sister is in the army, and my younger sister is here with me so I’m better:)

[Grond21]

Yes. I am sure extraordinarily blessed to have them.

[exitseven]

When I was growing up I did not. I married an amazing person and she supported me through some really hard times. We got through them together.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Yes, like my closest family members, mom, grandma and sister would be supportive of me.

[ProbablyClueless]

Aspects of my family are supportive in different ways. We're a lot better now than we used to be.

[comekitty]

Yes, I'm close with ny family and they are loving and supportive. 🙂

[Rangers]

If I were to console in any random person, they'd be more supportive than anyone in my family. I have a girlfriend though, and she's as supportive as she can be given her packed schedule

[Unit1]

Nope. Abuse and toxicity and loving being poor and blaming others.

I left and went out on my own. They can't touch me.

[sheikalana]

Yes. My family and my partner are my biggest fans.

[AnusNdaPainus]

Stephen Hawkins legs were more supportive than my family 😒