By Jason Menayan for Raising Kvell
Although
I’m not a mother nor a daughter myself, I enjoyed Jordana Horn’s recent
review of “The Jewish Daughter Diaries” in her post, “Do Jewish Moms
Smother Their Kids With Too Much Love?” While some of the book’s
authors’ have their gripes with overbearing, meddlesome mothers, I’d
like to repeat Horn’s statement that you can never love a child too
much.
My mother says I was a very sensitive child. She guesses
that it was because I was gay. That might very well be true, but I do
know that my parents’ response to my sensitivity wasn’t right. In their
attempt to help me develop thicker skin, they didn’t kiss or hug me, or
tell me that they loved me.
And I felt unloved.
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