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She is a 40-year-old woman with at least 2-3 children between the ages of 0-12, if not more. Most likely, she grew up in the Midwest and was one of those people had dreamed about her future domestic life from a young age. She’s working some side job that requires her to be out of the house at least once a week, but her main job is being a mom and she loves it. On the weekends, she likes to bake cookies and go dancing (if her husband feels up to it that night). Dancing makes her feel young again. Her car is a black minivan (doesn’t show dirt) with copious cupholders and manual doors with some bumper stickers about her kids, like those “My child is an honor student” ones. She doesn’t really get a lot of time to herself, which makes her sad. A lot of the world is slipping by her, so her favorite TV shows are ones that she grew up on (depends on the mom’s age, but could include Happy Days, The Addams Family, and other shows of the like) and as far as books? Well, she now mainly previews chapter books for all of her kids to read, but when she reads for herself, she likes those cheesy romance novels, like the Amish love stories that all have the same formula. She reads these in bed after her husband has gone to sleep. Ronald Reagan and George Bush the second were the greatest presidents of all time, or so she’s grown up with. She’s not really into politics, so she doesn’t have strong opinions either way. She went to her local state university and majored in something relating to English or Literature.

I was raised by someone similar to this woman. She shaped me and made me who I am today through her practices and beliefs. It’s not a coincidence because as I said, she has passed down some of the things that she assumes and believes. It’s natural for this to happen because most of the time, moms are instrumental in shaping one’s early values.