Family figures or parent figures

@berrycheesecake90 I know the desperation of wanting a parental figure. Someone older, wiser, who genuinely cares, offers insight, advice, and support. It’s the most natural need we have. We want someone to look up to. We want someone to rely on. I found that having an older therapist checks many of these boxes for me. My therapist is laid-back, less structured, and works from a more relational framework. I view him as a mentor of sorts. He provides that emotional support, insight, care, reliability, and compassion. I can talk to him about anything and everything, and I’ve been lucky enough to find a provider who I know cares about me as a person, not just as a patient.

@berrycheesecake90 ❤️❤️

Hello I’m available from 8-9 tonight please do not hesitate to reach me

Im 53 so i would love to find a something similar but I haven't been able to . So ill settle for a big sister or something.. praying you find hat your looking for . I can be a mama :) ..

@berrycheesecake90

Yes, I have plenty of them ! You'll find them too !

In my case, I didn't have to find the first few. They were aunt/uncles/cousin. The ones not in my family, i kinda just chose them. I am a gifted child and a bit too mature, so I naturally have a lot of older friends.

⚫️👉 I'd say to find them online is easiest, especially in forums where a conversation topic is already provided. Look for the most wholesome comments/posts. These are usually genuinely kind people, and .ight be what you're looking for.

However, you might face a few one-sided interactions, as such people are usually very mature. But trust me, just let the relationship progress, things will be much much better ✨️✨️

Hello, my name is Josephine and I’m adopted. I went to the foster care system. I was raised in an interracial family and maybe I can help. I’m on from 8 PM to 9 PM EST Monday through Friday and Saturday and Sunday I try to keep open If you’re interested?