What is your guilt, dream job, that you couldnt tell your mother?
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You can have power and control by moving up in a company,  Please don't waste your time doing street games.  Do it legal.......CORPORATE JOBS!!!!!!!!!  Oh yeah to answer your question, I would love being a actress or a voice behind the cartoon characters.
790563
Told my manager that my sister was in a car crash...I dont even have a sister..I am ashamed I used that..I noe have learned to be grateful for the job i have and not to lie to get the day off!
894419
if i twas my mother who was being cheated i would tell her,but iwouldnt tell it to my dad if my mom was cheating on him,i dont know why~
639477
Took my Mom out to a fancy restaurant. All week she's been b*tching because it's too expensive... \n\nFinally, just before she ordered her food, I said, "Well, Mom... you're just gonna have to face it... You're worth it." \n\nShe cost me a lot of money today. But... like I said, she's worth it.
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Be at peace with yourself, no matter what your decision.\nAnd this isn't the life I ordered either, but sometimes it still suprises me.\n\nSweet Dreams\nIT'S THE MOM PEOPLE..and it's a damn hard job so cut her some slack
671098
I have a mother just like that. As far as she's concerned, I have the worst judgement in the world. Basically, if I don't want her to know, I don't tell her. If I feel like I can deal with her opinion, I'll let her in. Someone once told me to view your life like it was a movie theater. Your life is on the big screen and their are people in the theater with you. Some of them deserve to sit up close to you and some need to be in the balcony.
69473
My job is being the best mom, wife and friend I can possibly be FIRST and foremost. My career as a CSR comes next in line. \n\n:oD
500442
My mom. I miss her very,very much!!!
535125
Well, mistakes happen. That wasn't a very thoughtful action to do especially if you love your mom. I would tell your mom what happen and hope she forgives you and never do it again. I mean how would you feel if the shoe was on the other foot and your mom did that to you.\n\nhint: what to tell after mothers day
346168
yeah by my cousin,cant look into his eyes,afraid that he might tell somebody so i asked my mom to sent him back to his parents place.until now we havent seen each other.
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I had I mild case when I was in grade school. I graduated from college w/ a degree in psychology w/a miner in graphic art . I'm not in either. but I tried! & yes your mom is covering too much
333698
My job is a full time mom, and I know I am just BSing my way through this.  Someone will catch on eventually...probably my daughter!
1008927
I worked as a hostess at a really upscale restaurant and was training a new employee. One of our regular patrons was a woman who was rumored to be a call girl as she came in every evening, sat all night at the bar with several different gentlemen with whom she would leave only to return alone and would repeat this behavior throughout the course of the night. As I was explaining this to my trainee, she looked at me and said, "That's my mother."
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yes in fact my mother while I grew up always told me she wished I wasn't born and that since I was that I should of been a boy. (THAT HURT!). I don't know allot about my father, but I wish I could of been with him from birth on and not my mother. I do love her for she is my mother but I know she loves my brother more than I and I know my dad loves me allot. I am 35 and this is a true story!
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my mother.  while she was pregnant with me she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, but she didn't let that get her down.  after i was born, (i'm the youngest of 3) she put herself through college while juggling a husband and 3 young kids.  the year that i started kindergarden was her first year teaching elementary.  she put her heart and soul into everything she did, and she touched so many students' lives.  a few years later, my father was injured on the job and had to have several back and knee operations, and he was not able to work for about 3 years.  my mother single handedly raised a family of 5 on her teacher's salary, which is hardly anything.  no matter how tight money was, she always made sure that we had everything that we needed.  there would be times that her disease would get the best of her, and she wouldn't be able to use her hands, but she wouldn't let that stop her either.  she'd get me and my sisters to help her put on her makeup and do her hair and drive her to work everyday, because she refused to give up.  my senior year of high school came around, and her school district forced her to take retirement with a disability, because they felt that her condition was to the point that she could no longer perform her duties as a teacher.  this broke her heart.  from there, her condition has had a steady decline.  she's one of the few ms patients that the disease also interferes mentaly as well as physically.  now i'm 24, and my mother is not capable of taking care of herself.  she has very limited mobility, and she has the mental capacity of a young child.  but despite what her disease has done to her, she still gives me the biggest hugs and always tells me how much she loves me.  now that i'm grown with daughters of my own, i hope that i can be half the mother to my daughters as she was to me.
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none-this is my secret addiction - Am afraid to tell anyone I am on here!
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my mother . she died when i was 2 ,i don't remember her ,so i wish she would come and kiss me just to feel how it's like to have a mother .