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What kind of daughter are you?

Imagining your mother as a child:

If your mother borrowed money from you, you would think:

When you spend time with your mother, you feel like you’re:

If your mother had been widowed or divorced for a long time and wanted to re-marry, you would think that it’s:

If your mother babysits, for your children or someone else’s, you feel:

Over the years, where has your mother come in your list of priorities?

If you could give your mother any present, it would be:

Reacting to situations as your mother would makes you feel:

When your mother is ill, you feel:

When you're at your mother's house, you feel:

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Imagining your mother as a child:

If your mother borrowed money from you, you would think:

When you spend time with your mother, you feel like you’re:

If your mother had been widowed or divorced for a long time and wanted to re-marry, you would think that it’s:

If your mother babysits, for your children or someone else’s, you feel:

Over the years, where has your mother come in your list of priorities?

If you could give your mother any present, it would be:

Reacting to situations as your mother would makes you feel:

When your mother is ill, you feel:

When you're at your mother's house, you feel:

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