Subculture Groups

Its hard to choose just one subculture that I belong to. I am a working bewilder, student and a wife. But if I had to classify just one, I would put myself into the niggle category. organism a mother is a hard job, and cant be taken lightly. Its a twenty four hour, seven day a week job and is something I would non change for the world. We are commonly c wholeed the heroes for being there to take care of the sick, sad or angry child. The cabriolet driver, because as everyone knows, we are always there to give rides back and forth to whatever activity our kids need.There is also the punisher. If you a mother, you know all about that one, the person who always has to punish because the dad is the majority of the time, the easy going one There are so many names for our group, and of course, we are the lucky ones of all the groups, because of all the learning, patience and under themeing we all gain. Regardless of your background, all mothers would agree that the perception of being a mother thrives on being the best mother you can be to the best of your ability.All mothers share the same values, and that is raising a happy, healthy smart child. Even though at times its tough, and you just ask to scream, teaching your kids, feeling the love from your child and nurturing them is what every mother lives off of. As a mother, I have learned that many things. The relationship that I have with my son has taught me under acquiting. I watch him set out, and realize that all the hard times that Ive dealt with, and all the pain Ive gone through, is all deserving it.Even though my social life has dwindled, and I barely have time for myself, I find that Many men think that being a mother is an easy job, and some always want to know why we are always so tired (or maybe its just my husband). If you are not part of this group, there is no way to understand the feelings, heartache, and worry that constantly stay on our minds. This subculture that Ive been apart for the last five years has helped me grow and realize that Im not alone.Im so lucky to be a part of this group, and I wouldnt change it for the world. I stand beside a great group of women, who to me are my heroes. The last five years with my little man have taught me a lot. Ive learned patience, understanding, and how to love. Im proud to be a part of this group, and am glad that I always have someone who understands what I go through each day. Mothers stand out in a crowd, and are the toughest women out there