What’s your real Mother’s Day message?

By Project Q Atlanta | May 9, 2012 | 5:03 PM

By now, gay men and lesbians all over Atlanta are at least thinking about what to do for Mother’s Day. But before you call the florist or make brunch reservations, we have a burning question.

Sure, those of us who still have our moms in our lives will say something nice in a card, in person or over the phone. Those who’ve lost or lost touch with her might lament mom’s absence or things left unsaid.

Either way, are we saying what we really always wanted to say but felt hindered in some way? Are we sure we’ve had the courage to say exactly what we think? So in honor of Mother’s Day, sweet or bitter, let ‘er rip.

Queery: Whether you have the dearest mommy or a Mommie Dearest, what would you really say to her for Mother’s Day if you didn’t hold anything back?

Queery is a new weekly feature in which we ask Project Q readers—in our Forum, on Facebook, Twitter (hashtag #pqaqueery), Google+ and the comments section below this post—about an issue of the day, pressing question or something that’s just fun and provocative. We’ll collect the best answers, and yours may be used in a follow up post.

What’s your real Mother’s Day message?

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