Mom, Look

a simple conversation between a daughter and her mother becomes a reflection on creativity, approval, and self-worth. through pauses and tone, this piece reveals the quiet ache of wanting to be seen for who we are, not just loved for being safe. it invites listeners to reconnect with their inner child and notice the subtle emotions that shape how we express ourselves.

Transcript

Mom,

Look!

I sketched this dress.

I think it's unique.

There's my touch on it.

Mom?

Can I actually wear this dress?

When it becomes.

.

.

Real?

Mom,

I think this dress is actually cute.

Mom.

.

.

I love this dress.

Please.

Mom.

.

.

It actually covers my legs.

And my arms.

It's not even that tight.

What do you think of this dress?

Mom,

Do you even like this dress?

Did you even,

Like,

Take a look at it?

Maybe you would change your mind and you would see what I see.

It's lovely,

I promise.

You came up with it.

It's my idea.

My uniqueness.

Alright.

I'll go buy.

.

.

The dress that you want me to actually wear.

Thank you,

Mom.

For feeding me.

And keeping me warm.