Familia hecha un vistazo: Harta Esp-Eng
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Hola queridas familias, hoy quiero compartir con ustedes este film que realmente tocó profundo mi ser, como mujer, hija, madre, trabajadora y proveedora de mi hogar.
Creo que muchas mamás vivimos ese dia, dónde el mundo se nos viene encima, esos días que ya no podemos más y que aunque realmente estemos al límite, igual seguimos luchando.
Veo esa película no solo como un drama, porque esas vivencias son parte de nuestra vida real, con o sin tantas situaciones, pero estoy segura que muchos de nosotros vivimos vicisitudes similares y aún así intentamos sobrevivir a este sistema social tan antiparabolico.
Creo que una de los mayores restos de una madre es trabajar fuera de casa, dejar a nuestros hijos durante ese tiempo, nos hace vulnerables emocionalmente, se que más de una hemos pasado por ese momento y de seguro no ha sido nada fácil y más si nuestros hijos se encuentran enfermos.
Ahora bien, quizás la responsabilidad se incrementa cuando estamos solteras, sin ese apoyo que no solo nos acompaña, sino que nos apoya y complementa económicamente y es una figura importante en la crianza de los hijos el padre.
Las madres siempre han sido juzgadas por la sociedad, tanto por dedicarse a la crianza como al dedicarse a la maternidad, creo que debemos normalizar no juzgar, ya que ese es un proceso personal y cada una tiene derecho a vivirla según lo desee.
Cómo maestra siempre me preocupe por conocer a fondo la realidad de las familias, saber cómo estaba estructurada y cuál era su nivel económico, eso me ayudaba a buscar herramientas para apoyar en lo posible a esos niños y evitar que esto influyera en su proceso educativo
Pero realmente tener hijos es una hermosa y gran responsabilidad, atender su bienestar y seguridad, es vital para su desarrollo integral, pero muchas veces las condiciones no están dadas y aunque queremos y luchamos no podemos cubrir ni siquiera las necesidades básicas.
Ser maltratada, acosada, señalada y estigmatizada por personas que no conocen nuestra realidad y tampoco se preocupan por conocerla, nos hace perder la cordura, sentir que nadie te entiende y que en vez de ayudar lo que buscan es hundirte.
Todo este desgaste emocional y físico, tiene consecuencias sin dudar, nuestra salud mental se ve comprometida al igual que todo por lo que luchamos, incluyendo a nuestros hijos a quien una ama con todo su ser y quiere darle todo y hasta más.
La verdad, tenia que compartir esta película que tocó mi fibra, siento que removió esa herida que llevamos todas las mujeres , no solo por alguna experiencia similar vivida o por qué la vivio alguna mujer de la familia, alguna amiga o mujer conocida.
Nadie se detiene a mirar como luchamos por lo imposible, como atendemos nuestra responsabilidad como madre de familia, lidiando con lo cotidiano, eso que parece nada difícil, pero que nos va colapsando hasta decir; estoy harta.
Se que es difícil vivir con un hijo enfermo, queremos ser su todo, pero la realidad es que debemos trabajar para poder costear, su comodidad, bienestar, alimentación, educación y sus medicamentos que cuidarán de su salud.
Ver está historia, me hace pensar en cada mujer que vive su propia maternidad, una historia sin acabar y que cada día es más compleja, sobre todo en sistemas sociales que no le dan valor a una madre en la familia.
Cada día la exigencia es más a veces ni siquiera como mismo género nos valoramos ni apoyamos, nadie nos pregunta cómo estás?, en qué te puedo ayudar?, nadie piensa en que también necesitamos un break para poder seguir avanzando.
Incluso nosotras mismas, nos cargamos de esa presión silenciosa, pero al final de todo habrá un momento que diremos **hasta aquí llegue?, este drama social, es lo cotidiano con más o menos pero lo es.
Cómo mamás, padres y familias debemos promover la empatía, el apoyo emocional y sobre todo evitar ignorar y juzgar a esas personas que cada día lideran su batalla, es importante no llegar al límite.
Sino has visto este drama social de esta madre, sientate y luego me cuentas tú opinión... Momlife 💕.
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Take a look family: Harta
Hello dear families, today I want to share with you this film that really touched me deeply, as a woman, daughter, mother, worker and provider of my home.
I think many moms live that day, where the world comes down on us, those days when we can't go on any longer and even though we are really at the limit, we still keep on fighting.
I see that movie not only as a drama, because those experiences are part of our real life, with or without so many situations, but I am sure that many of us live similar vicissitudes and still try to survive this social system so antiparabolic.
I think that one of the biggest wrecks of a mother is working outside the home, leaving our children during that time, makes us emotionally vulnerable, I know that more than one of us have gone through that moment and for sure it has not been easy and even more if our children are sick.
Now, perhaps the responsibility increases when we are single, without that support that not only accompanies us, but that supports and complements us economically and is an important figure in the upbringing of children, the father.
Mothers have always been judged by society, both for dedicating themselves to raising children and for dedicating themselves to motherhood. I believe that we should normalize and not judge, since this is a personal process and each one has the right to live it as she wishes.
As a teacher I was always concerned about knowing in depth the reality of the families, knowing how it was structured and what their economic level was, that helped me to find tools to support these children as much as possible and prevent this from influencing their educational process.
But really having children is a beautiful and great responsibility, to take care of their welfare and safety is vital for their integral development, but many times the conditions are not given and although we want and fight we can not even cover the basic needs.
Being mistreated, harassed, singled out and stigmatized by people who do not know our reality and do not care to know it, makes us lose our sanity, feel that no one understands you and that instead of helping what they are looking for is to sink you.
All this emotional and physical wear, has consequences without a doubt, our mental health is compromised as well as everything we fight for, including our children whom we love with all our being and want to give everything and even more.
The truth, I had to share this film that touched my fiber, I feel that it removed that wound that all women carry, not only because of some similar experience lived or because it was lived by a woman of the family, a friend or an acquaintance.
No one stops to look at how we fight for the impossible, how we take care of our responsibility as a mother of a family, dealing with the everyday, that which seems not difficult at all, but which collapses us until we say; I am fed up.
I know it is difficult to live with a sick child, we want to be their everything, but the reality is that we must work to be able to pay for their comfort, well being, food, education and medicines that will take care of their health.
Seeing this story makes me think of every woman who lives her own motherhood, an unfinished story that every day is more complex, especially in social systems that do not give value to a mother in the family.
Every day the demands are more demanding, sometimes not even as a gender we do not value or support ourselves, no one asks us how are you, how can I help you, no one thinks that we also need a break to move forward.
Even we ourselves are burdened with this silent pressure, but at the end of it all there will be a moment when we will say **this is as far as it goes? this social drama is an everyday occurrence with more or less, but it is.
As moms, parents and families we must promote empathy, emotional support and above all avoid ignoring and judging those people who every day lead their battle, it is important not to reach the limit.
If you haven't seen this social drama of this mom, sit down and then tell me your opinion..... Momlife 💕.
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I can relate to how you present the idea of the story though I haven't watched it before. I am a single mom trying to give a normal and happy life to my only son. Many times I struggled between leaving for work or staying home to take care of my son. I was just lucky to have my mother who was always by my side to take over my role as a mom everytime I couldn't due to other responsibilities. I needed to work to support my son but I also needed to take care of him, sometimes I didn't know which was more important. When I was pressed down by post partum anxiety, I left my job and focused on healing. This time that I am better, I feel guilty for leaving my job because I think I deprived my son of the privileges that I could give him if only I didn't leave my job.
It is difficult to balance the balance between motherhood and work, both are important, but our motherhood is very criticized by people outside our reality.
Aprecio que haya recomendaciones para ver peliculas en esta comunidad. Gracias por hacerlo. 💜
Ame gusta compartir películas que tienen que ver con nuestro proceso de maternidad, con nuestra familia y todo lo que involucra la vida de mamá
Gracias por tu aporte, bella.
Gracias por la recomendación.
Es una película que debemos ver y darnos cuenta que este sistema social ataca nuestra maternidad
First I watched it alone and in less than 10 mins from the movie it made me cried. And then we watched together with my daughter. In reality it really happens. S Single mom's or with family who's struggling in life life its so difficult. They just want to give everything for their kids. Emotional support and empathy should be there. Never jugde the person in their status. They have silent battles need to resolve. Same as John Q movie. 😭
We all live processes and we all have the need to be heard, supported to a certain extent, empathy must prevail and as families we must support each other, we never know what we will live as mothers or fathers.
Saludos amiga espero estés bien, necesito ver esta película porque sinceramente me identifico mucho con lo que nos relatas muchas veces las mamis nos sentimos al limite pero nuestros hijos dependen de nosotros y nos toca levantarnos con el corazon roto pero con la mejor caer para hacer que el mundo de nuestros hijos sea mejor, buscare la peli para verla un abrazo feliz dia
Recomendada mamá tienes que verla y sobre todo ser crítica de lo que es un sistema social que lo que menos ayuda es a mejorar nuestra maternidad
I watched this movie last night and it hit me right in the heart. This reflects the silent battles many mothers face every single day. We carry so much love, responsibility, fear, hope and often guilt. A must see movie.
Without a doubt, it is a total reality that we live as mothers of families, with more or less situations but we live them is a sad reality.