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Write about a time when you had to rely on your mother (or any other prominent female in your life) during your time of need.

 I always rely on my mother, because she and I get along really well. We actually get along so well that we have matching tattoos. One time I had to rely on her specifically though was when my grandmother passed away. I was very young, but it was very hard on me. I still did not understand death and loss, but I knew something was wrong. My mom helped me understand what was happening, while also comforting me, while doing the same for my twin brother, and caring for my grieving father. She is truly a superwoman. 

Today in class we read a poem about motherly roles. I think this will help me when I write about female relationships for my essay (if that is the prompt I choose... I am still deciding.)

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