@sayltsavvy0: #motherquotes #respectwomen #sayltsavvy #lifelessons #creatorsearchinsights

- xs.IslandKid 🏝️ :

so man are useless?

Zy$Leilani... :

these comments are making it abt men when its clearly Abt how parents sacrifice themself to make up grow up and live a great life

Jellian joy sarona coronado :

fr but not all men though

Periwinkle :

you all guys in comment section are messing it up, it's about the children who forget the sacrifices their parents make but it's only about mother's sacrifice, it doesn't say a father doesn't make any , relax guys

Limmy >.< :

All the comment section criticising men but honestly who was the man who helped the woman who gave birth to you. (No crtisization to woman)

PrintedTray4461 :

One half my mom the other my dad

lena :

problem

Asadullah Panhwar :

Dont try to proof a natural desire, strength or difference between genders into disrespect

MR~ZOHAIB :

albionjakclol :

Yea but who mated the woman to help you get energy and what you need?

Loony :

sorry my mother isn't a woman my mother is my mother

￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴ ￴Fatih :

What men made: Men created World Wide Web: Tim Berners-Lee (1989)Telephone: Alexander Graham Bell (1876) Radio: Guglielmo Marconi (1895) Mechanical Computer: Charles Babbage (1822) Transistor: John Bardeen, Walter Brattain, and William Shockley (1947) Computer Mouse: Douglas Engelbart (1964)Printing Press: Johannes Gutenberg (1439) Telegraph: Samuel Morse (1837)Fiber Optics: Narinder Singh Kapany (1953) E-mail: Ray Tomlinson (1971) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD): George H. Heilmeier (1968) Microprocessor: Ted Hoff, Federico Faggin, and Stanley Mazor (1971) Television (Electronic): Philo Farncuorth (1027) SatolliteTypewriter: Christopher Latham Sholes (1868) Medicine & SanitationPenicillin: Alexander Fleming (1928)Smallpox Vaccine: Edward Jenner (1796) Polio Vaccine: Jonas Salk (1953)X-Ray Machine: Wilhelm Röntgen (1895) Pacemaker: Wilson Greatbatch (1960) Anesthesia (Ether): William T.G. Morton (1846) Aspirin: Felix Hoffmann (1897)Stethocope: René Laennec (1816) MRI Machine: Raymond Damadian (1977) Electrocardiogram (ECG): Willem Einthoven (1903) Disposable Syringe: Colin Murdoch (1956) Defibrillator: Paul Zoll (1952) Microscope: Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1670s) Pasteurization: Louis Pasteur (1862) Bionic Eye: Mark Humayun (2009) Hearing Aid (Electric): Miller Reese Hutchison (1898) Power

mr_pain :

but they are not the same... your talking about women not bitches

MIA :

It’s not criticising all man it’s directed at the misogynistic man who think that a woman has only half of a mind that men have and it’s telling those men to think twice before they speak because the one who helped complete that mind was a woman !

Chrissy💝💖 :

no it is shownig how ungrategul a man or a woman can be. And if it was a man rising his daughter and she be like i hate my father or how half mind he is.