I've Been In This Group For Awhile, but. . .

[Guest guest]

I've been in this group for awhile, but could someone please tell me what nada

stands for? I know nada is 'mother' but my friends ask me and I don't know! I

assume it is not a something or other, but not sure.

[Guest guest]

Nada means " not a mother " ...say " not a " : sounds like...nada...A sort of play on

words too of the Spanish word " nada " ,meaning " nothing " .When I first joined this

group I felt like I was referring to my mother as my " nothing " but now the term

" nada " is a word for BPD mother to me.In the past,before I joined here,I used to

just call my mother " her " and " she " in my mind instead of " Mom " ,I started doing

that as a tween,but I think that " nada " fits

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> I've been in this group for awhile, but could someone please tell me what nada

stands for? I know nada is 'mother' but my friends ask me and I don't know! I

assume it is not a something or other, but not sure.

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[Guest guest]

Nada means " not a mother " ...say " not a " : sounds like...nada...A sort of play on

words too of the Spanish word " nada " ,meaning " nothing " .When I first joined this

group I felt like I was referring to my mother as my " nothing " but now the term

" nada " is a word for BPD mother to me.In the past,before I joined here,I used to

just call my mother " her " and " she " in my mind instead of " Mom " ,I started doing

that as a tween,but I think that " nada " fits

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> I've been in this group for awhile, but could someone please tell me what nada

stands for? I know nada is 'mother' but my friends ask me and I don't know! I

assume it is not a something or other, but not sure.

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