Download Article Download Article The definition of a good mother varies depending on who you ask. However, most people agree that the most important thing is to love your children and make sure they feel loved. There arenât any set rules for how to be a mom, but there are some guidelines you can use to parent your children in a loving way. Here are 13 ways you can be a more supportive, loving mother. Dish out plenty of love in the form of hugs, kisses, and praise. Affection reminds your child that they are loved unconditionally. Plus, itâs linked to higher self-esteem, better academic performance, fewer behavioral problems, and an overall stronger relationship between you and your child.[1] Make sure most of the interactions you have with your children are positive and loving. Strive to show affection daily. If you have a baby, affection may simply involve holding your infant regularly or speaking reassuringly. Advertisement Quality time is important for building strong relationships. If you have multiple children, make an effort to hang out with each one on their own instead of as a group. Even short windows of time can strengthen the bond between you two.[2] If you're dealing with a baby or toddler, one-on-one time might include getting down on the floor and playing with them. For an older child, try doing a hobby with them, like baking, hiking, or doing arts and crafts. Validate your childâs interests to help them feel worthy. Even if itâs not exactly what youâd choose for yourself, nurturing their interests can help boost your kidâs self esteem and make them feel confident in their own life. Their interests may come and go, so be prepared to shift gears fairly often.[3] If your teenager has joined a band, give some positive feedback about the songs they write. If your preteen is obsessed with space, buy them books or take them on a trip to the planetarium. Advertisement It will help your children feel confident in themselves and in you. Even if your child messes up or you have to discipline them, let them know that you still love them. As a parent, your job is to love your child for who they are, not for who you wish they were.[4] Try to avoid criticizing or blaming your child for their mistakes. Instead, focus on what they can do better next time. Communicate with your kids about whatâs okay and what isnât. Hold a family meeting to verbalize the guidelines and be sure everyone understands the consequences if they donât comply. Then, post a cheat sheet of the rules in a common area, like on the fridge.[5] Make rules clear and concise but with a positive spin, like "Everyone should walk indoors" instead of "No running in the house!" Depending on the age of your children, you might have an open discussion with them to decide on fair rules and consequences together. You might start trying to do this once your child is able to work out for themselves some consequences to misbehavior. Advertisement You made the rules, and your children have to follow them. You donât have to be a stickler for disciplineâif someone comes home 5 minutes after curfew, you can let it slide. However, make sure you enforce the rules that youâve set up so your kids know you mean business.[6] Disciplining your children for rule-breaking doesnât necessarily translate to being mean. Criticize the behavior rather than the child. This might sound like, "Isaiah, what should you do instead of pushing Charlie? Because you pushed, youâll have to wait 5 more minutes before taking a turn to show how patient you can be." Make sure the consequences feel logical. For example, if your child watches too much TV and didnât finish their homework, consider limiting their screen time. Think about the example that youâre setting for your children. If you tell them not to lie, you shouldnât tell lies either. If you often talk about the importance of healthy eating, try to stick to a balanced diet. Kids are more likely to follow the rules if you follow them, too.[7] This also includes modeling things like being a hard worker and not using drugs or alcohol. Advertisement Youâre not going to be a perfect mom, and thatâs okay. When you admit your mistakes and apologize for them, you show your children that you respect them as human beings. Admitting your own wrongdoing shows your kids that thereâs nothing to be ashamed of about mistakesâas long as they fess up and try to make amends.[8] For instance, if you accidentally compare one kid to another, acknowledge that it was wrong by saying, "Jeff, I want to apologize to you. I compared you to your brother yesterday and I shouldnât have. Each of you is special with your own qualities. Will you please forgive me?" Good moms don't try to do it all on their own. If you're parenting with a spouse or partner, ask them to share the load with you. If you're overwhelmed, request that they take on more duties, so you can rest. You might also give them specific tasks to do so that you're not bogged down.[9] This might sound like, "Sweetie, I haven't slept well in days. Do you mind putting the kids to bed tonight so I can turn in early?" If you donât have a co-parent, thatâs okay. Try to lean on your support system, like a good friend or family member, for help. Advertisement Show your children how to treat people appropriately. Whether youâre with your spouse, co-parent, family members, friends, or strangers, you should always treat people with respect and kindness. Let your kids know what it means to be a good friend or partner, and show them how you actively listen, compromise, and share with others.[10] Use teachable moments when you and your spouse disagree on lighter matters to show your kids how to work through conflicts. You shouldnât feel guilty about taking a break every now and then. It sends a message to your kids about the importance of managing stress and caring for oneself. Plus, spending time apart helps you decompress and helps them learn to do things on their own.[11] Being stressed out affects your children, so carve out time for self-care daily. This might be unwinding with a long soak and a book each evening, or enjoying a quiet cup of coffee before the kids rise every morning. Just remember to take care of you! Don't be afraid to tell your children that you're taking some time to yourself. Explain self-care to them and ask them what they do for self-care. This will build a healthy habit in your children. Advertisement Parenting comes with a lot of high stress situations. If you ever feel yourself about to lose your cool, stop and take a few deep breaths in through your nose and out through your mouth. It might also help to count to 10 before you react to a situation. If you calm yourself down first, you can work on figuring out a solution without blowing up.[12] Meditation and yoga can also help you lower your stress levels throughout the day. Friends and family members can help out when youâre overwhelmed. If you need to, reach out to a close friend or a family member to simply chat or get out of the house. You can also join a mom group in your local community to connect with others who also have kids.[13] Meet the moms of your kidsâ friends at school, at church, or on the playground to make new friends. Itâs equally important to connect with others as a human being, not only as a mom! Hang out with friends, go on dates, and cherish your familial relationships, too. Advertisement Conversation Help Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it. Having a support system is really important, especially right after you bring your baby home.[14] Advertisement References About This Article Article SummaryXTo be a good mother, try to set clear, firm rules and be consistent with your consequences. For example, if your child pushes their sibling, give them the same punishment every time, like 5 minute time-out, so they know learn that breaking rules is a bad thing. Besides teaching good behavior, you can be a good mother by showing your love and support! You can ask your kids about their interests to show you care. Additionally, make sure to attend their games and performances, which will show your kids how proud you are. To learn how to split responsibilities with your partner to give yourself time to recharge, read more from our Counselor co-author! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 876,331 times. 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AlternativeTitles I want your mother to be with me!, Kimi no Okaasan wo Boku ni Kudasai!, ćăźăæŻăăăćă«äžăăïŒ Synopsis I Want Your Mother to Be with Me! New Manga UP! romantic comedy about a freeter who ended up falling in love with a single mother.There's a world full of menAnd I could take 'em or-or lea-eave 'em'Cause when one would let me downThere'd be ten more standin' 'round to take his placeAnd I remember back thenHow I loved to just decei-eive 'emPlayin' with 'em like a toyThen leave 'em like a little boyWith teardrops o-on hi-is faceLove was just a gameAnd I knew just how to play-ay itAnd I'll never understandYou were just another ma-an to meAhh, but you've got closeTo what I cherish mo-ostMmm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm, mm-mm-mm-mm-mmYou make me want to be a mo-otherAnd walk around with prideWith your char-armin' sideYou make me want to be a mo-otherAhh, who'd have thought that I wouldAhh, but it feels so good'Cause you've got closeTo what I cherish mostMmm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm, mm-mm-mm-mm-mmMmm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm, mm-mm-mm-mm-mmHow to Format LyricsType out all lyrics, even repeating song parts like the chorusLyrics should be broken down into individual linesUse section headers above different song parts like [Verse], [Chorus], italics lyric and bold lyric to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song partIf you donât understand a lyric, use [?]To learn more, check out our transcription guide or visit our transcribers forumIWant Your Mother To Be With Me! (Ongoing) report. 13,899. 5.0. 6 votes Alternative(s): Kimi no Okasan o Boku Ni Kudasai! ; ćăźăæŻăăăćă«äžăăïŒ Genres: Comedy Not looking forward to Mother's Day? Not all parent-child relationships are like the commercials. Here are 7 ways to build a better relationship with your mom. While commercials for Motherâs Day gifts and activities seem to always show smiling, happy interactions, relationship experts know that parent-child connections can be fraught with conflict. Some studies have even shown that as many as 30 percent of adult women have strained connections with their mom. But donât stress if you are among those who wish you enjoyed your mother more. Here are some simple though not always easy things you can do to heal a rift or just improve your relationship with your mother, according Samara Serotkin, a mindfulness-based psychologist practicing in Seattle. 1. First, identify where your relationship is at and where you want it to be. If you talk to your mother on the phone once a year, but wish it were once a month, ask yourself why you are not there. Then take one small step toward your goal. âEventually that gap will be closed,â Serotkin said. Most Read Life Stories Fires close trails, camping areas in North Cascades National Park Is it time to stop taking vitamin D? These Seattle chefs think you should have dinner with strangers VIEW Finding fried chicken and fish nirvana in Kent All in a spellbinding Ashland weekend Oregon Shakespeare Festival and whitewater rafting VIEW 2. Clarify your intentions about why you want to improve the relationship. Do you want to do it for yourself? So your children can have a relationship with their grandmother? Or because you think you just should but youâre not clear on why? Serotkin said to address the relationship with a clear understanding of what it means to you. âI have clients who want their children to be able to have an OK relationship with grandma. If they can remember that the next time their mother says something theyâre not a fan of, they can think, I could fight about that, but Iâm doing it for the kid.â And they can stay focused.â Re-examine the issue if you are only doing it because you feel obligated. âThat rarely works out well and often turns into resentment or even more tension.â 3. Practice gratitude. If someone believes they have a negative or difficult relationship, they can fall into the rut of only seeing what confirms what they already believe to be true, she said. If you, instead, start a practice of intentionally looking for and noticing details that are positive or well-motivated about your mother for a week, it can change your thinking. âSpecifically targeting the positive can shift the cognitive bias and make you happier.â For extra credit, Serotkin suggests writing a letter or sending mom a card, perhaps for Motherâs Day, just describing something your mother did well or a time you had fun together. âIt can literally be, I remember the day you took me out for ice cream and that was wonderful.â â 4. Practice compassion or loving-kindness meditation. Begin by imagining a living creature that you find easy to love, maybe your child, perhaps a pet or a best friend. Focus your mindâs eye on that person and offer them kind wishes such as, âMay you be happy, may you be well, may you be filled with peace.â Now imagine that it is a person you feel neutral toward and extend those same thoughts toward her. Finally, imagine your mother before you and send those thoughts and well wishes toward her. âBuddhists believe that you are making a real difference with that practice. Even if your love energy does not reach the person you are thinking of, it helps you build neural connections and makes a difference for you.â 5. Check your assumptions. You think that you know what a hamburger is because youâve eaten them before. But in reality not every hamburger is the same. Itâs the same with people, Serotkin said. You may think you know your mother, but you donât know everything. What was she like as a child? A young adult? What were her fears? How has she grown? Looking at your mother as a dynamic, changing human being leaves room for her, and for you and your relationship, to change and grow. 6. Try giving your mother, or anyone else you find difficult, the gift of your full attention when you are together. Say to yourself, âWherever we are, for this hour or however long we are together, I am yours.â Make it about them, let them lead and donât allow yourself to be triggered. âGo to that diner she loves and you hate because it is not about you, it is about her.â Serotkin said itâs reasonable to set an hour time frame for this one. 7. Think of what lights your mother up and what brings out the best in her and then tell her about it. Whether she loved gardening or being a soccer mom, remind her of those times. âEveryone loves to be reminded of when they were at their best.â 8. And if all of this doesnât help, it might be time to talk to a professional who can help you figure out the next best step. Allowhim to show you how and where you fit. 7. Understand you did not gain a daughter when your son married. Your daughter-in-law is coming into this relationship with you as a woman in her own right. Respect that her own family dynamics, personal history, and life experiences have played a role in who she is today. No one likes to admit that their relationship is heading to the dog house, but there is no point in avoiding telling signs that you donât want to be with him anymore and that it may be time to call it quits. Breakups are icky and sometimes it takes a whole lot of little things in our relationship to disintegrate for us to see that it just isn't working anymore. If you are on the fence or have your head in the sand, then see if any of these telling signs that you donât want to be with him anymore pertain to youâŠTrendinig Stories3 There's Honesty in the AlcoholDo you remember when you used to get a bit tipsy with your man, flirt the night away and then roll home for some fun but often short-lived sauciness between the sheets? A good friend once told me that What the heart conceals the drink reveals.â If the light, fun and flirty you has now been replaced by atipsy trollwhom snaps, barks and inevitably ends up arguing with her boyfriend at the end of each night out, then it may be time to rethink your relationship before hitting the town Your Mind Wanders as Much as Your EyesDo not get me wrong, to see a beautiful man is a lovely thing and I think it is our right our duty even to admire the male form, especially if semi-naked and in impeccable shape. However if what was once a harmless look has now turned into imagining what your babies would look like, or doing the dip and liftâ to create maximum boob exposure every time he passes you by, you may need to âcheck yourselfand whether or not the relationship you are in is fulfilling all of your Your Temper's Suddenly on a Very Short LeashArguments are a natural part of any relationship; it is inevitable that you and your partner will clash from time to time. However, if the arguments have become a daily occurrence and it seems you can not have a conversation with your boyfriend without blowing your lid, then something is obviously up. A lot of the time weargue over the little thingsbecause we are unable to address the real issues at hand or express what is really getting to Conversations Are Too Boring to CareGood conversation is one of the foundations of every relationship. It may be asign that your relationship has run its courseif the conversation between you and your boyfriend has gone from stimulating to 'struggling to stay awake' dull. Do you find yourself contemplating what to make for dinner when he is telling you about his day? Would you rather watch paint dry than listen to him talk about his job or social life?7 You've Gone from Low Maintenance to No MaintenanceIt is healthy to be comfortable around your partner, but it is very much a balancing act where caring too much may mean you are not yourself around him, and not caring enough may mean that you no longer care what he thinks about you. If you let out more gas than giggles or can not remember what your lady bits look due to the foliageâ downstairs, then you may be âletting yourself gobecause subconsciously you want to let him You Have Absolutely No More F*cks to GiveAlthough arguing all the time can be asign that you don't want to be with him anymore, so can not caring enough to argue at all. If your boyfriend upsets you or does something that in the past would have been an issue with you, and instead you couldn't care less, then maybe you have used all of your energy when it comes to your relationship and have no more to give?9 You Don't Even Care if Your Boyfriend is Faithful, ReallyJealousy is an ugly trait, but there is a difference between caring whether or not your man is faithful to you and wanting to rip his eyeballs out if he so much as looks at another woman. To be frank, itâs important that you care that itâs only you he is bumping uglies with. Unless group love is your thing, you might have cause for concern if you have no issue with the idea of your boyfriend getting physical with another Even Casual Conversations Bore You to TearsHave chit-chatting about your plans or debriefing one another about your day become a chore? Communication is vital to a healthy relationship. If you can't bring yourself to have a quick conversation with your partner, he/she is clearly no longer an important part of your life and you'll probably want to think about having the breakup You Try Not to Be Alone with Your ManSome couples are inseparable, however, some people still enjoy time with friends and even some time alone. If you find yourself constantly making plans without your partner and tend to ignore them when you're out with others, it's a suresign you're ready to move You're All about Yourself, All the TimeLoving yourself is something we should all learn and be able to do. But, if we're no longer into our partner, we can easily overlook our partner's wants and needs and only focus on ourselves. Maybe you no longer care whether he likes what you wear or whether she'll want some help with her school project. If your list of priorities has become all about you, your partner is probably no longer an important part of your The Two of You Have Zero Respect for Each OtherRespect is HUGE in any relationship. If you didn't respect your family or friends, what do you have? There are lots of relationships with love, drama and passion but if the respect is missing, it never a couple doesn't respect one another, you don't care how you treat her, you don't care about what he wants and you definitely don't care to be in a relationship with There's No Trust between You, EitherYou need to trust the person you're dating. If you assume he's cheating on you every single time he leaves the house, something is very wrong. You can't start fights whenever he goes somewhere without you, so you need to âlearn to trust himor leave Your Man is Always Your Last PriorityIf you choose your friends, your job, and your family before him, your relationship will suffer. Yes, some things are more important than he is, but you should still put him high on your to-do list. Why are you with him if you don't consider him an âimportant part of your life?16 He's in Your Way, Not Part of Your LifeIs he in the way of you achieving your dreams? If you don't think you'll ever land your dream job, because he's dragging you down,dump him. If you don't, you'll resent him for the rest of your Everything He Says and Does Gets on Your Last NerveDo you get mad at him for every little thing he does? If you get angry when he tries to hug you or buys you flowers, then you're looking forreasons to scream. Don't stay with someone that makes your blood boil whenever they enter the You Don't Carve out Time to See HimDo you make time to see him? If you cancel plans with him, because you don't feel like showering, then you must not be too interested in him. Your partner should make you want to get out of the house to see him. If you can go weeks without seeing his face, don't bother to remain a You Complain More than You ConverseWhen you talk to your friends and family about him, do you brag about his accomplishments or complain about all of the things he does that bother you? If you're always complaining, you shouldn't be with him. Your partner is meant to cause you more happiness than Tbh, You Prefer Doing Things AloneWould you rather go to that new movie you've been dying to see alone than turn it into a date with your partner? You should want to spend as much time with him as possible. If you'drather do things alone, you might as well dump him to be His Nudity and Advances Make You CringeDo you cringe whenever you see him naked? If you do, it's going to weigh on your relationship. You should think your partner is the sexiest person on the planet, even though he has flaws. If you areno longer excited by the sight of him, then you might have to end it His Pain Isn't Your PainWhen he loses his job or gets the flu, you should be upset for him. If you couldn't care less, then why are you dating him? You shouldn't be with someone if you aren't concerned whether they're dead or You Never Feel Butterflies AnymoreRemember how you felt light when he'd kiss you and would get butterflies in your stomach whenever he looked at you? Those feelings aren't supposed to persist afteryears of dating, but you should still feel some sort of joyful emotion when you're with him. If you don't, then something is Sometimes You Tell People You're SingleWhen you meet cute men, do you forget to mention that you have a boyfriend? Maybe youblatantly lieand say that you're single. Either way, it shows that you're sick of your boyfriend. If you wanted to be with him, you'd brag about him every chance you got. If your mouth is shut, then your relationship is You're Pretty Sure You've Fallen out of LoveHere's the biggest sign that you should break up. If you used to be head over heels in love with him, but you know you've lost those feelings, you shouldn't stay together. Every couple has issues, but if you've genuinelyfallen out of lovewith him, there's no sense in sticking You Never Talk about the Future AnymoreOnce upon a time, the two of you discussed your future constantly. You took delight in every similar vision and spent hours planning the house you wanted, where you wanted to settle, how many pets you'd have, if you wanted kids. Those talks are long gone, In Fact, You Can't Even Imagine a Future with HimYou've stopped talking about the future mainly because you no longer see your man in your vision of the future. There's no place in it for him, and when you imagine happiness, he'snowhere in the picture. It's easier to avoid talking about it at Being around Other Couples is Awkward AFSeeing happy couples just reminds you that you're not part of one. It's difficult to spend time as a couple around friends who have healthy relationships. You're constantly reminded of all the things your relationship You Ignore Your Problems Instead of Fixing ThemWhere you used to talk things out and try to fix your problems, you no longer bother. What's the point? If there the same problems you've been dealing with since the beginning of the relationship, you're no doubt tired of them. Even if they're new issues, you've reached a point where you justdon't care about fixing The Whole Relationship Feels like an ObligationSpending time together, being intimate, having a conversation, even being in the same room â everything feels more like an obligation than a relationship. You have to be there. It's something you have to do, not something you genuinely want to definitely not a healthy emotion in a are not black and white; everyone I know has had doubts about their love relationships at one time or another in their lives. We donât always know without a doubt that the relationship we are in is the one for us but there are signs that indicate which way things are going. Often our bodies, moods and emotions tell us what we are really feeling before we are ready to face it ourselves. Does anyone have any other telltale signs that you no longer want to be in the relationship you are in?This post was written in collaboration with editors Lyndsie Robinson, Lisa Washington, and Holly rate this articleâââââ CommentsPopularRelatedRecent
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The author is a writer, performer and visual artist based in Melbourne, Australia. My marriage is splintering. My babyâs just over a year old and my toddler nearly 3. They wake every single night â my older boy is asthmatic â and Iâm the one who gets up to help them. My mother has a loving bond with my boys, and itâs good to have another pair of hands and someone to talk to. The tension between me and my husband escalates daily. He wants sex. I want to sleep for 200 years. He sulks. Itâs late. Weâve had visitors, weâve been drinking. Iâm demented with exhaustion and stress. The baby needs a bottle and the toddler demands a hug. My husband sits on the couch and my motherâs on the floor in front of him. Thereâs an undercurrent, something unspoken, between them. Heâs massaging her shoulders. While I get my sons fed and ready for bed, I can see the massage is becoming something else. My husband and my mother are making out, in front of me, in my living room. Unable to deal with it, I ignore them. I should throw a pot of cold water over them, throw them out of the house and out of my life, but Iâm so tired my face is falling off and my bones are crumbling, and this is too outrageous to even acknowledge. âFuck âem,â I think. âThey deserve each other.â I take myself off to bed but canât sleep. I hear the door to the spare room where my mother sleeps open and close. I hear them go in. Eventually, my husband comes into our bedroom. âSo did you fuck her?â âNo.â âDid you want to?â âNo,â he says again. In the morning my husband goes to work, and my mother and I pretend nothing has happened. This is the way of things in our family hysterics when the catâs tail gets caught in the door, but if your 16-year-old son takes off into the night in crisis or your 18-year-old daughter slashes her wrists, we donât talk about it, it didnât happen. Ours isnât the only family like this, but with us the habit of denial runs especially deep. Later, a friend asked, âWhy donât you have it out with her?â My husband, by then, long gone. Impossible â sheâs pathologically incapable of assuming responsibility and would resort to attacking, crying or inventing excuses. Occasionally Iâve alluded to that night. Last year she wrote telling me she didnât have sexual intercourse with my husband, and it was painful and unfair to be âfalsely accused.â It took a lot for me to understand my mother, and even more to forgive her. When I told her I was writing this essay, she responded, âYou do what you want to do. Iâm not proud of some of the things Iâve done, but I canât go back to change anything.â Then I got a second letter, begging me not to cut her out of my life, that she would always love me unconditionally. I answered, pointing out that whether or not penetration took place is entirely beside the point, and if I were going to cut her out of my life I would have done so already. One reason I didnât is that my sons deserve to have a grandmother who adores them, so I chose to protect their relationship with her. It took a lot for me to understand my mother, and even more to forgive her, but Iâve learned to see her behavior in a wider context. My motherâs been competing with other women all her life â starting with her own mother over her fatherâs affections, with me over my father, my boyfriends, my husband, and with her friends over any man around. Sheâs such a flawed bundle of insecurities that she even needed her children to find her sexually attractive, imposing herself on us in ways so murkily inappropriate we were left demolished, muted, unable to form any kind of response. Such dysfunction, such emotional disconnection, such narcissism speaks of damage that goes very deep. âI canât remember anything from before the age of 7,â she said once. âWhat does that tell you?â I asked, but she remained silent. Yet. My mother is a warm, charming woman with a playful, accommodating nature; as long as youâre not one of her offspring in emotional distress, sheâs generous, kind and helpful. And sheâs proud of me â even if sheâs never known where she stops and where I begin âI bathe in reflected gloryâ is a favorite saying of hers. Despite the things sheâs done, she loves me, tainted though that love is. As long as I play happy and keep my pain to myself, we get on famously. I can stay connected to her because I see her clearly. I know what to expect, and, more importantly, what not to. I treasure the good things we retain. But I can never trust her, and love only goes so far without trust. Buddhism teaches that our parents give us a body, and the rest is up to us. The spiritual teacher Miguel Ruiz established four agreements for a good life, and the second is âTake nothing personally. People do what they do because of themselves.â The night she slept with my husband, my mother was driven by her ruined child-self, by the unformed, needy part of her that canât know right from wrong. In healing my life, Iâve drawn on the wisdom and support offered by friends, daily meditation and practicing self-awareness without judgment â quiet noticing, if you will. My mother may never address the traumas she suffered â or those she caused in my life â but I choose compassion over anger, reflection over recrimination. Liza Dezfouli, OZY Author Becausethe reality is the percieved âdefectsâ we carry around are only defects if we fail to see the beauty in them. Itâs critical my daughter sees that I I Want Your Mother To Be With Me! 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