My Daughter Graduated From Kindergarten! (+Outdoor Patio Tour w/ Links) | VLOG

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MsVaughnTV

Ай бұрын

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@MsVaughnTV
@MsVaughnTV Ай бұрын
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@donnamosley7658
@donnamosley7658 Ай бұрын
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@MsVaughnTV
@MsVaughnTV Ай бұрын
@@donnamosley7658 yes I am lol
@buttafly591
@buttafly591 Ай бұрын
I am already a fan and avid at that of Wayfair. Not sure. 🤔 But I may have gotten introduced to them by you way back when. They are my first choice when looking for that special piece of furniture needed to complete my decor and at a reasonable price. That’s what keeps me coming back. So thank you!
@PicturesofHealth-POH
@PicturesofHealth-POH Ай бұрын
You'd be floored that some of us DO understand about toxic mother/daughter situations; hence no details are needed. I know how difficult it has to be to fight your way to a healthy place but keep fighting. Proud of you!
@cathyh4635
@cathyh4635 Ай бұрын
This is your journey and you owe us no explanation. I will pray for family unity, however, I will also pray for your strength and peace as you develop a strong family with your husband and kids. Sometimes putting the toxic person in a "circle" is your only form of protection and growth for yourself. Love your mother and allow yourself to keep her in the emotional circle she has created. You continue to move forward and love her where she is and in the manner you can. If it's thru prayer only then that's what it is. Love to you, your sisters, and your other family members! All things work for the good...
@blossomwithgrace
@blossomwithgrace Ай бұрын
When the Anneburglur cut the light off, I thought my phone died 😂
@ShakiraKGardner
@ShakiraKGardner Ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@mccord919
@mccord919 Ай бұрын
😅😅😅😅
@TACo-281
@TACo-281 Ай бұрын
I loved that! We were confused, but she was clear. 😂
@fifibg
@fifibg Ай бұрын
"thats enough telling my business" i died 🤣
@hikama.3318
@hikama.3318 Ай бұрын
I was like what is this technical difficulties? 😂
@ericamorgan9440
@ericamorgan9440 Ай бұрын
Vaughn, please don't be so hard on yourself! You are a wonderful parent and always go above and beyond for your family! That's why God chose you. Don't ever doubt your parenting decisions you go hard every time! Kudos mama🥰 As far as the locs are concerned, you use very good products that are residue free and you have a great wash schedule/routine. Keep up the good work!
@snewo
@snewo Ай бұрын
Vaughn, you've been through so much this past decade. So many highs and lows. As a viewer this is one of the first times I've seen the weight of life lifted off of you. You truly seem to be in a better place and that makes me so happy for you. Keep putting yourself first. You're worth it. Congrats to Anne! You all looked adorable in your white outfits.
@BreakFreeTV1
@BreakFreeTV1 Ай бұрын
I could not grab my phone fast enough to COMMEMD your bravery and courage!!! I do NOT know your specific situation and totally applaud your wisdom in NOT sharing. I agree 1000% with EVERYTHING u stated about how we perceive mothers. THANK YOU Vaughn. I have shared your sentiments for YEARS and have NEVER heard anyone who literally has seen the horrors that mothers inflict on their children. Children can be the victims of abuse from their mothers too! I believe you Vaughn and I pray u continue to do what’s necessary for your continued healing, recovery and emotional safety. ❤
@Trice_Marie84
@Trice_Marie84 Ай бұрын
Anne flipping off the light was hilarious 😂
@FlyeBooks
@FlyeBooks Ай бұрын
I can relate to your mother issue and others' response to it. Someone very close to me sent me the book, "Mother Hunger", and it was a good step in allowing me to understand how the trauma affected me and how I can move forward. I'd also recommend this book for those who can't fully understand the deep wounds of an abusive mother/ daughter relationship! Sending peace your way! ✌🏾💚✨
@PicturesofHealth-POH
@PicturesofHealth-POH Ай бұрын
agree...Mother Hunger is great!
@MsVaughnTV
@MsVaughnTV Ай бұрын
This is so great. Thank you.
@FlyeBooks
@FlyeBooks Ай бұрын
​@@MsVaughnTVYou're welcome! 💗
@Shoshana-yk9re
@Shoshana-yk9re Ай бұрын
Matthew 12 : 46 to 50. Blessings
@gemini022
@gemini022 Ай бұрын
It’s been 2 years since I had to cut my Mother out of my life. I couldn’t take the toxicity anymore I chose me. I don’t miss the drama, I’m so at peace. My energy is for my Husband & Children. I love the patio it’s giving resort vibe
@simoneandrews215
@simoneandrews215 Ай бұрын
💯 🙌🏾🫶🏾 loving the peace & blessings
@gemini022
@gemini022 Ай бұрын
Thank you so much ❤️
@kells1784
@kells1784 Ай бұрын
I done it 15 years ago. Best thing I have ever done for me and my mental and well-being. 🙏
@keonamorrison
@keonamorrison Ай бұрын
5 months for me🎉
@Shoshana-yk9re
@Shoshana-yk9re Ай бұрын
Matthew 12 : 46 to 50. Blessings
@kalamazoocitygirl
@kalamazoocitygirl Ай бұрын
Hi Vaughn. I am one of those long term subscribers that have been watching from before you were married. Ive never commented but felt an urge to do so after watching this video. You absolutely have the right to only show us what you want us to see. But there are many of us that have experience with toxic/narcissistic people in our lives, including mothers. You are not alone and we would absolutely believe you. Wishing you all the best.
@Lovethelamb
@Lovethelamb Ай бұрын
Vaughn, the way you nurture your kids and treat other people says a lot about who you are. You exude patience and pure kindness, so just know that if you choose you to be happy, do not apologize for it. I know it’s hard because that is your mother, but remember just because you have chosen not to deal with her on a day to day basis does not mean that she is still not a apart of your heart. So the way you have decided to handle the situation is for your peace and a sound mind….so have no worries. May the love of the LORD JESUS CHRIST rest bountifully on your soul. Love you ❤ much!
@tabkins
@tabkins Ай бұрын
So my daughter (12) asked me how you were doing. She said it like she was asking about a family member. I just realized she has grown up watching me watch you. It was so sweet.
@buttafly591
@buttafly591 Ай бұрын
I’m so glad you have your dad to take up the slack of parenthood. Your dad is awesome. Out of all the times I’ve seen him on your channel. So thank God for him.
@sandraharris7784
@sandraharris7784 Ай бұрын
Very well said Mrs.Vaughn I’m a long time subscriber and I have never commented but, I too am a Chicagoan raised in the projects in the 70’s. But I agree, I experienced my trauma at the age of 10 years old and I know you can imagine what it is at that young age. And now I’m 59 years old going to therapy while the abuser goes on with their life as normal. and situation as such people tend to just look over or think it’s not a problem. This is the reason why we continue to carry generational trauma. Sorry for the long conversation, but I love your Vlogs and I had to speak on this sensitive topic. ❤
@KaLeaSharron
@KaLeaSharron Ай бұрын
Congratulations Anne! She is proof that y’all are wonderful parents!
@mahoganymuffin2628
@mahoganymuffin2628 Ай бұрын
The way i burst out laughing at Anne turning off that light! Chile, she said "...and, end scene" 🤣 😂
@MissPritcy
@MissPritcy Ай бұрын
1. Anne makes my day every time 2. I can totally relate to what you are experiencing with your mother. So much so that sometimes I envy those who have close mother daughter relationships because I’ve never had it. 3. Youth to the people..Moisturizer Yes!!
@SheSwitchedItUp
@SheSwitchedItUp Ай бұрын
I just love Anne’s personality. She be low key shady 😂. Hearing you express your truth regarding family relationships and invalidation, made me feel like my husband and I were seen. We’ve gone through it and people just can’t fathom the enforced boundaries. It’s truly taxing.
@EJay00
@EJay00 Ай бұрын
Ms Vaughn, I can't say that I had the same experience with my mom, but i truly understand. Just because someone shares the same blood or has birthed you does not mean you have to take any type of mistreatment. I understand how society puts mothers on a pedestal but all mothers aren't created equal. Love her from a distance.
@Darknlovelyone85
@Darknlovelyone85 Ай бұрын
This!!!
@theresabacon4837
@theresabacon4837 Ай бұрын
I appreciate everything you said in reference to your relationship with your mom. I have experienced the same with mine, I had to distance myself from her as well. Physical, verbal and emotional abuse was all I got from her. At 18 and pregnant she put me out and told me to never ask her for anything. I had only been living with her from the age of 14 when she first beat me with an extension cord. I am now 61 and she is 75 dealing with health issues and the rest of the family feels that I should be taking care of her, ABSOLUTELY NOT! To be subjected to more abuse after finally finding my peace, I will not. So I appreciate you! Thank you for standing your ground!🎉❤
@latoyalangford8926
@latoyalangford8926 Ай бұрын
First of all, CONGRATULATIONS, Anne!! As I sit here listening to you talk about your experiences with your mom, I am actually tearful. When I say no one believes me in regards to the things I've experienced with my mom in my 43 years. Whew. So I say kudos to you for doing what you needed to do for you. You are so right. There is a zero tolerance attitude when it comes to abuse, with the exception of when it comes from mothers. I think this is because the brain has a very hard time processing that type of experience and also because the abusive mothers tend to be creative in their execution. Keep on growing, living, and enjoying your best life!
@simoneandrews215
@simoneandrews215 Ай бұрын
I second that 51 years 🫶🏾🙌🏾
@latoyalangford8926
@latoyalangford8926 Ай бұрын
@simoneandrews215 I wish you peace and healing. I also wish you the ability to see yourself and love yourself the way that those who DESERVE you do.
@kiaraangeles5859
@kiaraangeles5859 Ай бұрын
I recently went no contact with my own mother and listening to you definitely resonated with me. I agree with all that you said. I feel understood and heard listening to you. Thank you so much for that. Not everyone understands what it’s like deciding to cut contact with a family member. ❤ Sending you positive energy and hugs. 🥰 Congratulations Anne!! 🎉 What a big achievement 🌟
@simoneandrews215
@simoneandrews215 Ай бұрын
💯 🙌🏾🫶🏾
@mschari1484
@mschari1484 Ай бұрын
Girl you ain’t gotta explain. I’ve never experienced your situation, but I’ve worked with kids who have toxic mom /daughter relationships. I’m happy you have a good support system.
@simonesh12
@simonesh12 Ай бұрын
My hat goes off to you Vaughn. You are such a great mom to Anne. Your love and patience is apparent in all your videos but especially this one. When days get tough. You ALWAYS remember your story is helping many others including me.🙌🏽😊
@yolandadavenport9581
@yolandadavenport9581 Ай бұрын
Did Anne turn the light off?? 😂😂😂😂 I love that kid!!!
@BessieLB
@BessieLB Ай бұрын
Congratulations to Annie boo on her graduation 🎉 As for the dynamic with your mom. There’s some people that will believe it for sure. Because believe it or not some have gone through similar unspoken things. So without knowing and needing to know the way that you expressed yourself I believe whatever the issue is that you’re saying without knowing. It’s like the pain, tone, and look in your eyes says a lot without saying it. I feel you deeply. I too have had that same expression before. ♥️ In society especially the black community we’re taught to honor our mother and our father and our days on earth will be longer. But today and moving forward so many of us is braking the mix up people have used with that statement. We are regaining our right, our peace, our life. Remember there will be folks that won’t understand and that’s on them but you’re not alone. I don’t believe most scenarios that exist in life only happens to one person so know some of us feel you without you having to say a word. Do what’s best for you and yours. I’m happy therapy is helpful and continue to break generational curses.
@crystalv7945
@crystalv7945 Ай бұрын
As I get older Ive realized people have a hard time taking accountability for there actions. Everyone likes to play the blame game instead of owning up to there wrong doing. So many relationships could be repaired just from taking accountability and actually taking steps to change moving forward. Congrats to Ann and your family, I enjoy seeing her growth.
@Braveheart_DST1913
@Braveheart_DST1913 Ай бұрын
You are so on point when talking about moms being able to do what they want. People have got to stop that narrative that if you don’t have a good relationship with your mom it’s something that you have done. Just because you have a great relationship with your mom doesn’t mean we are wrong or hateful because we don’t. We have the right to say we don’t want to mistreated! Period! If you get it you get it, if you don’t keep it on mute. Respectfully
@mccord919
@mccord919 Ай бұрын
Allow yourself some grace. Also, give us some grace. Speaking for me, I only follow/subscribe influencers that I admire or relate to. I don't have kids, but I can relate to so many other things you post. WE will believe you! But you do not have to share. I respect your privacy and as someone said earlier, this is your journey ❤. We are here for you! I have a twin sister that has absolutely drained the effing life out of me. At 50 years old (51 now) I decided to end my relationship with her. So I 100% understand
@kcj2009
@kcj2009 Ай бұрын
Everything you said regarding your Mom sound so similiar to my relationship with mine. She have everyone fooled thinking she's a sweet church lady but in reality she's toxic asf and not a good person. I'm still unpacking so much trauma from my childhood and beyond. Folks like to say "you only get 1 Mother" but she only get 1 me too. I'm just as important and deserving of love. Protect your peace. These folks that cannot relate to having to cut their Mom off need to read the room and stfu. The onus shouldnt always be on the wronged to fix a relationship.
@kathyw.3146
@kathyw.3146 Ай бұрын
Anne is such a pretty little girl. And she has perfected the art of stalling getting that hair washed. But being the amazing mother that you are, you patiently waited her out and got it done.😊 Her hair is really growing, and you're doing a great job with it. And by the way, I completely believe you. When you know, you know.❤
@therealjennylynn9694
@therealjennylynn9694 Ай бұрын
I am going to continue to pray for you and your family. I’m kinda going through a situation with my daughter. She is 25 & we have ALWAYS been EXTREMELY close. But in the past 2 years she’s been in situation with a male friend that his completely changed her. It has made our relationship significantly deteriorate. I love her and I know she loves me but we just have to go through this tough season and I know things will eventually mend. She has been one of my best-friends & it’s been tough not being as close but I will continue to pray that the lord brings us out of this storm.
@S.NikkiKellz
@S.NikkiKellz Ай бұрын
Vaughn…girl, I just love your realness. First let me congratulate Anne! I know the other internet aunties can agree that we are so proud of her. It’s truly such a beautiful blessing to see her progress. Thank you for continuing to share and teach us. I must admit, I was cracking up at her sitting in that chair with the robe and hat on eating snacks trying her best to literally be unbothered. 😂 She looked like such a big kid in her splash outfit and her sunnies. 🥹 Lastly, I COMPLETELY empathize on the family situation. I hate that people won’t drop it because honestly it’s none of our business. I appreciate you sharing simply because I believe it does help people gain other perspectives for similar situations but at the end of the day, even if we’ve watched every vlog, we DON’T actually know you or your family and what you’ve gone through.
@nicoashley906
@nicoashley906 Ай бұрын
Autism mom here…God knew to give me a son with curly hair…so the low maintenance is built in. I genuinely and enthusiastically applaud you for deciding to take care of her hair the way you do and the great job you’re doing with it. Also, woman with issues with a mother who has done somethings that people wouldn’t believe. I’m sure our situations are different with overlaps. I can only say I pray that you can get past what has been done as much as the peace you need. Not saying get beyond what has been done for the relationship. I mean, it’s difficult to find peace when you can’t depend on the good love of a mother. I know I wish I had mine. I say that while sitting in her house with my family. I wish you peace.
@latonyajohnson4239
@latonyajohnson4239 Ай бұрын
Congratulations on the graduation ❤ 🎓 👏
@missmoni82
@missmoni82 Ай бұрын
Someone once said you only have one mother and the response was my mother only had one of me. ❤
@reneerasul3347
@reneerasul3347 Ай бұрын
I know one thing... the Anneburger is a whole vibe... she's cool people. Sitting there with the hat on cracked me up! Remember that time she said... are you done with my hair?!! 😱 You had gotten on her laaast nerve!! 😂 This time she was like... lights out ma'am, we're DONE here! 😅
@CorettaJG
@CorettaJG Ай бұрын
She is a vibe!
@shani975
@shani975 Ай бұрын
As someone who has a very difficult relationship with my mother, (and had to distance myself for my and my family’s health), I want to send your speech to everyone on my mother’s side of the family😂 When I say it’s difficult enough processing my own feelings on the situation without everyone constantly telling ME, the child, to mend the relationship. It’s so unfair. Being a parent has only made it more clear that I would never do some of the things she’s done. And I do the work to ensure I don’t fall into her habits. Thank you for sharing what you were comfortable sharing. It helps to hear from someone who understands ❤
@margaretcabil6559
@margaretcabil6559 Ай бұрын
I totally agree...everybody experience in relationships are not the same. My peace is very important to me. It's no one job except my own💞
@redaries1971
@redaries1971 Ай бұрын
Forget these people who don’t get it!! You’re telling the truth for a lot of people.
@jackiebrown8793
@jackiebrown8793 Ай бұрын
You do not owe anyone an explanation for anything. It's your channel, and you have invited us into your home and you have the right to share or not. Who are these people? God bless you beautiful family and please don't let the negative comments get to you. Stay healthy and whole both physically, mentally and spiritually.
@RoseEyesLove
@RoseEyesLove 5 күн бұрын
Boy boy boy boy boy!! You’ve articulated the “toxic mother” segment so very well!! Like took all my thoughts and verbalized them so perfectly. Like I’m almost in tears because this is exactly it!!!! I could go on and on, but you said it ma’am! 😢
@dead1line
@dead1line Ай бұрын
Thank you Vaughn. I had an abusive relationship with my mom and I have told my truth and folks thought I am lying still. My mother died and all I felt was relief. I have A LOT of therapy to do. I also live in the house where all the years of abuse occurred but it’s process. I don’t need to know the details. I BELIEVE YOU and support the decisions that you make to preserve YOU 💛💛
@csmtcqueen
@csmtcqueen Ай бұрын
Hello Vaughn, I hear you on motherhood (or any relationship). If you think about it -- whether it is domestic violence or sexual abuse or emotional abuse/estrangement -- the rule is that the victim must forgive or tolerate that kind of toxicity. The answer to that is NO. There comes a point when you have to value yourself more. Know that you deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Of course, I don't know the details of your situation (rightfully so), I support your right to heal and remove yourself from it.
@chocpch
@chocpch Ай бұрын
Liissttteennn… I don’t know and don’t NEED to know the details… BUT… if you ever start a support group for daughters with “unhealthy” / toxic relationships with their mothers… I would attend. I wish you the best ! Thanks for always giving us such great content!
@SuperDiamondGH
@SuperDiamondGH Ай бұрын
You didn't have to say anything for us to know, Vaughn. Those of us with abusive, toxic family members read through the lines. As a community, we need to let go of the rhetoric that family is all we have. That simply isn't the case for everyone. People need to mind their business and let things be. They don't know what has gone on inside of your house. Just because someone is family doesn't mean they're incapable of doing evil. Do what's best for you and protect your peace, sis. 🫶🏾
@evagay-jefferies3337
@evagay-jefferies3337 Ай бұрын
Hey Vaughn, I do understand what you are dealing with. I will continue to pray for you and your mom. Stay encouraged 🌹 PS: Congratulations to Anne on graduating to 1st grade. She is making so much progress. You have the patience of Job. Don’t ever sell yourself short…you are a phenomenal mom❤️
@Miss_D_46
@Miss_D_46 Ай бұрын
I’ve always admired the way you articulate your feelings and your ability to offer another perspective on different topics. Your take on mothers and how they’re often impervious to accountability was spot on. Real food for thought.
@JelaniSJ
@JelaniSJ Ай бұрын
I love what you said about how folks feel like death is the reason you should make up with someone! My father has MS and I don’t have a huge relationship with him because of how he acts, and I’ve always heard “you’ll be sorry about this when he dies” and I could never understand why that was the end all, be all. Thank you for sharing, seriously.
@latoyabriggs9013
@latoyabriggs9013 Ай бұрын
Thank you so much, Vauhn, for confirming that I am not crazy. I no longer discuss issues regarding my mom with family or friends because they don't understand or think I'm exaggerating the situation. Blessing to you and your beautiful family❤
@TheDivaSpot101
@TheDivaSpot101 Ай бұрын
With my mom, I had to cut ties with her as well. My mom was an alcoholic and it was also the cause of her death. She would say and do things that were unacceptable. I had to put me and my mental health first. It's crazy toward the end, she had to move in with my grandma and I. We didn't know she was dying. Yes, we still butted heads....lol We had a whole yr of every last everything. You have to do what is right for you and your family. Many blessings...❤ 🙏🏽
@basicallytesha
@basicallytesha Ай бұрын
The one thing I love about you is when you share your feelings and walk away. I cannot imagine and I can’t even try to imagine but I understand. Thanks for your transparency ❤
@margaretcabil6559
@margaretcabil6559 Ай бұрын
Mike drop... who needs therapy, I got you😂
@Poodle2Pretty
@Poodle2Pretty Ай бұрын
Listen your experience is real and none of us can and or should judge or insert our opinions on YOUR experience. Thank you for even sharing this because you didn’t have to. 💛💙
@candygirl9923
@candygirl9923 Ай бұрын
I really hope through prayer and therapy that you all could come to some middle ground she might not be the mother you needed but she might be the grandmother Anne and Ava would love ❤️
@sunnysmiledaisy3184
@sunnysmiledaisy3184 Ай бұрын
Honoring your mother can definitely be done from afar! Realizing when to remove yourself from an abusive or toxic person is so important to sustain emotional well being! Thanks for sharing Vaughn💛.
@iceangelsprettygrl
@iceangelsprettygrl Ай бұрын
First, Congratulations Anne!! And Congratulations to you and Anthony as well!! ❤❤❤ Thank you for embracing all of yourself, your journey as a mother, daughter, sister, wife and sharing with us in such an open, honest and caring way. May God’s blessings of peace, healing, wisdom, love, forgiveness and grace cover you and your family!! It takes courage and strength to recognize the need for and to prioritize your own emotional health and wellbeing and also to set boundaries and or remove toxic relationships from your life. It is very difficult but oftentimes very necessary. Grace and peace to you Vaughn!! ❤️🙏🏽
@AligningHer
@AligningHer 2 күн бұрын
Vaughn we get it. I’m glad you drew a boundary. Even if painful for self and others. More of us relate than we’d publicly admit to struggle with parental relationships. Both girls are growing so fast!!
@myacool84
@myacool84 Ай бұрын
Anne boo is living her best life…thanks to her amazing mommy!! Have a great weekend Vaughn 💕
@sasasha655
@sasasha655 Ай бұрын
Hi! What you stated about death was spot on. I have felt the same way about this issue for years. When I cut off some of my family members, and some in-laws too, I ignored everyone who tried to press/guilt me into restarting those relationships. I didn’t look back. I felt no guilt. And my life was greatly improved - especially my sanity. Btw, both my mother and mother-in-law (who never met each other) have since died. At some point, you just gotta quit. I have no regrets.
@longleggedriri1536
@longleggedriri1536 Ай бұрын
Vaughn, one of the reasons why I’ve been supporting your content for so long is because of your realness and authenticity. You sharing your reasons on why you’re not sharing the details on the fall out with your mother was so real. I am one who pondered what could have happened between yall but I acknowledged to myself that it’s really none of my business. What you said brought me back to my thoughts on a friend of mine and her relationship with her mother. When she explained to me how she felt I couldn’t comprehend it because I lost my mother at a young age and I thought to myself like how could you! I later told her my thoughts and apologized to her. I understand how easy it is to project our thoughts and feelings on someone else’s life or relationships and that is not good. Thank you for that reality check again and I’m sending you my love 🫶🏾
@TMB62
@TMB62 Ай бұрын
💯 on the ability to cut off moms. That hit me to my core. Thanks for saying it out loud. ❤
@apg311
@apg311 Ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your struggle. At times I feel alone with the pain and toxic relationship I have with my mother… I feel like we need a support group “ surviving a toxic mother” as a social worker , over the years I’ve tried to have empathy for her knowing … she also was someone daughter and experienced the same… but it’s hard because if you know better you do better.. and she hasn’t .. at this point… I’m praying for all daughters that are healing from this trauma ❤
@KhristineTV
@KhristineTV Ай бұрын
Girl your mom is my mom. I been there. I even moved across the country because of the mother/daughter relationship. It’s unfortunate but we have to do what needs to be done to keep our peace.
@misstampabay716
@misstampabay716 13 күн бұрын
Your relationship with your Mom is nobody’s business. I pray for healing for you and your family. You are not required to deal with someone’s toxicity simply because they’re family and you have the right to have boundaries.
@margaretcabil6559
@margaretcabil6559 Ай бұрын
Some moms are not mother-ish..."everybody loves raymond" old tv sitcom. I'm telling my age😆
@louisehudson3650
@louisehudson3650 Ай бұрын
Hey Vaughn, I just want to be supportive of whatever you have endured as far as family matters. I'm proud of you for taking care of yourself and getting the help that you need. Everything that happens in your life doesn't have to be exposed and you are very brave just to share what you shared. Keep striving to be the best that you can be and going over and beyond for your husband and children!
@Ceeeeeerose
@Ceeeeeerose Ай бұрын
You preached a sermon on how our community views relationships with mothers. We have to do better. Wishing you endless peace regarding this subject.
@BigFineDoll
@BigFineDoll Ай бұрын
Vaughn, you've been truly doing the work, and you can TELL . There's no explanation needed for you doing what's best for you and your family. I can't personally identify with your situation, but I'm very proud of you for choosing YOU ... ❤
@QLovely218
@QLovely218 Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing your journey. There are so many of us out here that are navigating difficult mother daughter bonds and it is not easy to share or even be acknowledged. But you are seen and I hope you know your words are helping others feel seen as well. I wish you and your family so much peace and happiness ❤.
@juanitaf.m
@juanitaf.m Ай бұрын
I appreciate everything you've said around your relationships your mother and everything you haven't said. I can understand. In our community, a lot of us cant fathom cutting parents, in particular mothers, off because of unhealthy behaviors and boundary crossing. However, I notice more and more mental health professionals publicly supporting these discussions around this scenario and providing insight on how to handle it for ones own self-preservation and care.
@user-sc5sl7rh1q
@user-sc5sl7rh1q Ай бұрын
Vaughn!! Thank you for sharing such a beautiful and memorable time in your family’s life. I’m so happy and proud of your (our! lol) sweet Anne..she’s like my internet niece. I’ve been a subscriber since 2012, when I was finally done chopping /transitioning my crown. You and Meechy were my GURUS, PERIOD! I am so happy that you unapologetically chose to prioritize your mental and emotional well-being, even though I am sure it was gut-wrenching decision to make. I pray that you are moving toward absolute peace and healing. I also pray that your mom is working on her own mental and emotional health, with accountability as the driving force for her healing. Sometimes loving someone means deciding to no longer trauma bond with them. Familiarity and “routine” can mask itself as “normal”. It is not….❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@gathrightrichelle
@gathrightrichelle Ай бұрын
I am so proud of Annie! She is growing up. I am over here crying, happy tears. Keep up the awesome work, Mommy Vaughn
@tzmom
@tzmom Ай бұрын
I have had similar experiences. I recognized some behaviors in your vids in real time. I pray that you receive the healing you deserve. You and your sisters have turned out to be phenomenal women!
@Gigi-oy2vk
@Gigi-oy2vk Ай бұрын
Congratulations Anne!!!! You are the best!
@lesliewheatle1354
@lesliewheatle1354 Ай бұрын
I completely understand the disconnect between mother and daughter.. I experienced it for many years. Now that I have removed myself from the toxicity, I feel relief, but there are days that I feel pain, because I never received the closure/ truth that I once longed for.
@Iamrahcole
@Iamrahcole Ай бұрын
Vaughn thx for your transparency and I 1000% agree with you. Unless someone experiences estrangement from a mother due to abuse it can be difficult to understand. My mom and I are 9 yrs estranged and even when I talk to my husband of 17 yrs about the things I went through and even things he’s witnessed he’s still in disbelief. And for me personally as a 40 yr old mom of 4 of whom 2 are girls, the part no one ever thinks about is how it affects you when you’re a grown woman with kids doing therapy to heal from both childhood and adulthood trauma from your mother while also trying to create a emotionally safe relationship with your own daughters.
@cheryldenerichardson8020
@cheryldenerichardson8020 Ай бұрын
You are such a great mom!! Give yiurself all of the GRACE that you need!! I love your family sooo much!! I'm 70 years old and you have inspired me to get in shape I'm walking 5 miles a day because of you ,doing palates and joining the ywca to increase my activity so that I can be healthy. I've also changed my eating and found out that I have a gluten allergy. Thanks Vaughn for the inspiration!!! Love You Girl!!❤❤❤
@apg311
@apg311 Ай бұрын
On another note… Anne is hilarious… from the hat her sitting with her legs crossed with her robe and her turning off the light I’m dead.. congratulations beautiful girl 🎉
@ShesAnIntrovert
@ShesAnIntrovert Ай бұрын
Vaughn I’m truly sorry you have to go through this with your mom. I’m also happy you sought help. I’ve been dealing with horrible relationship w/ my mother ever since I was a child. I thank my grandparents for coming to my aid and taking me away from the toxic environment. At 56, I am absolutely at peace with my limited relationship I have w/ my mother. You’re definitely right about the double standards of moms getting away with abusive behavior toward their children. Keeping you in my prayers.
@Aka4life16
@Aka4life16 Ай бұрын
Vaughn, I encourage whatever decision you’ve made for self preservation within your family. No questions asked. Congrats to Miss Annie on her graduation! I felt like a proud Auntie watching the reels.😍
@helenhigh4270
@helenhigh4270 Ай бұрын
I have a really good relationship with my Mom, BUT I fully understand that family can be toxic and their lives can impact you in very real ways. I applaud you and your ability to do what is best for you and your best mental health. I appreciate you sharing and I'm happy that you have therapy to process al the things. I love that you and your sisters have each other and your Dad is the GOAT!! Love your family and your blogs!
@jos-1994
@jos-1994 Ай бұрын
Hey Vaughn. Your patio turned out beautiful. The pieces from Wayfair are such a vibe. The love you put into your home inside and out for your family is heartfelt 🤎🏡 Congrats to Anne! 👌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽 So happy for all of Anne's accomplishments big, small and all things in between! 🩷🤎 Ava, so precious and sweet. Too cute for words 🎀🩰🩷🤎 Vaughn, I hear you and respect you. As a long time subscriber, I am here to support you and thank you for sharing. I DO understand you personally as I had to remove my father from my life going on 24 years this year. It has been for the better for me. You need not feel compelled to explain to anyone. All family situations are different and we live our truth protecting ourselves from toxicity whether it be a parent, a sibling, anyone. I sure do appreciate the sit down and putting into your own words what I can honestly relate to. All that said, I wish you continued love and blessings for you and your family. Hugs from NY 🤗
@elaineyd2133
@elaineyd2133 Ай бұрын
Vaughn, thank you for sharing! I am so with you! What I don’t know I don’t comment on but goodness, the way you spoke on that was classy and honestly words I’ve said forever! Relationships are so complicated and we need to stop pushing people to endure what we don’t know first hand! The babies are beautiful, you’re beautiful and doing a good job mama and we are here for it! Blessings to you!
@devinelyDsigned
@devinelyDsigned Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the words you've spoken! My experience with my father was so toxic. My parents were married, until death did they part. So, he was always present in the home. He was always financially supportive and in areas that brought him personal enjoyment. But, he lacked emotional support and was verbally abusive. It was downright brutal!!! I have so many memories of trying to avoid being in his presence. I feel people don't understand me when I say that I have a great deal of peace and feeling of freedom since his death. I can honestly say I don't miss him. I believe people think I am ungrateful. I completely understand your situation with your mom!
@aminah215
@aminah215 Ай бұрын
I’ve been following you for a minute, we all have our challenges. You’re taken them as they come, like us all and doing it with Grace. Good job Vaughn
@sheshell8165
@sheshell8165 Ай бұрын
I appreciate your channel because I'm a god-mother to a sweet baby girl with special needs. I learn so much from you and I'm constantly sharing with the child's mother. I want to learn as much as I can and it's good to learn from all facets. You're doing an amazing job, keep up the great work.
@hadlee189
@hadlee189 Ай бұрын
Ann is getting so big! When I 1st started watching you, I think Ann was 3 going on 4. She has come such a very long way; I believe with all my heart Ann is going to talk in full sentences as she gets older. Vaughn, you & Anthony are such great parents to both of your children. And Sansa too! In your last Vlog I didn't mention anything about your mom. Because I have been where you are at, & it's none of my business. My mom has gone on to her glory now, & I believe wholeheartedly that the Lord has told her the errors of her ways. I feel that in my heart, & I'm at peace with the situation. Love you Vaughn & your family!
@sondabell3266
@sondabell3266 Ай бұрын
I appreciate your boundaries and sharing what you feel comfortable to share. I would hate to live thru a tough situation and have others who know nothing about you to give unwanted opinions and pass judgment. I'm happy to go along with the ride. 🙏🏽
@symetriabradley676
@symetriabradley676 Ай бұрын
So proud of your courage and you also talking to us about your situation with your mom a lot of us didn’t feel that we had anyone to tell or felt like we were going through this alone. I’m so happy that I’m on your page and you encourage other women to find peace when not having a relationship with anyone that’s toxic
@Titus2Chic
@Titus2Chic Ай бұрын
When Anne turned the lights off, I cracked up laughing!! Lol. OAN ... Vaughn, that whole chat is Ted Talk worthy! Sooooo good, and so many people need to hear it AND receive it!! Too many gems to quote. Just know, the entire segment was ON POINT!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@gathrightrichelle
@gathrightrichelle Ай бұрын
I applaud you for having the strength and courage to stand up for yourself? You have to continue to choose peace of mind, as you are a mother, wife, and daughter.... your dad loves you and your sisters.
@BabyBeyonce09
@BabyBeyonce09 Ай бұрын
Congratulations Anne! And Miss Ava is CHUNKY and cute! Also, I’m one of those people who cannot fathom a mother not having an amazing and loving relationship with their children. My mom was AMAZING. She gave us ALL of her, no matter how she felt. Unfortunately, she passed in May 2020. We miss her everyday. However, when I see someone cut their mom off, I know it has to be something serious. And I believe you. This is YOUR truth and you have to do what’s best for YOU and your family. What I’ve learned is that people take what they’ve seen in a 30 minute video and feel like they KNOW everything about your life. This is not even reality. I’m a big fan of kicking toxic people out of my life and I don’t feel bad about it.
@tracyr1092
@tracyr1092 Ай бұрын
For the first time in a long time I felt the need to respond. And although I know you believe that your relationship with your mom is unique and no one could relate; I honestly believe that there are many more black women out here that can both relate and raise their hands and say "we are or have had to go through this also." I still am proud of you for taking the steps to make sure that you break the cycle of abuse (which sometimes is extremely hard), and not allowing yourself to get abused as an adult. And it hurts so bad to have to cut off a parent but it hits different during certain holidays especially Mothers Day.
@DeSharaDoub
@DeSharaDoub Ай бұрын
VAUGHN.....THANK YOU!!!! I have had the same issue over decades of people not believing me or being invalidated by folks that are suppose to love me. It's a sad situation in our community with mom's and the excused behavior. Thank you for shedding light on this, I appreciate it 💙💛
@rachellesmith2355
@rachellesmith2355 Ай бұрын
So true. Same for me… it really is sad. Hang in there and protect YOUR peace no matter what!
@imreadii
@imreadii Ай бұрын
We’re here for you Vaugh! Please know we believe you. So many stories of horrible things mothers & other family members have done to their own children. Mental illness is real. We love ya! ❤
@BleuJoy27
@BleuJoy27 Ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing, Ms. Vaughn.❤ The mother and daughter relationship can be a tough dynamic to navigate on both sides. You do not have to share EVERYTHING with strangers. We all have our own experiences and what works for us may not work for you. No one has the right answer for your situation. Only YOU know what is best for you and your situation. Just breathe and know that you are doing your best and you owe your KZbin family no explanations. I’m sending you and your family hugs.😊
@cassleighwatts
@cassleighwatts Ай бұрын
"You are not going to believe me." You better say that. People do not understand, empathize, etc. It's not even worth discussing details with people who haven't lived it. You said it perfectly. I have the same perspective with my mother. I respect her, and that respect can coexist with my need to protect and guard my self-worth and peace.
@bernadettecarroll5348
@bernadettecarroll5348 Ай бұрын
Preach!👋🏾 I'm in complete agreement about distancing ones self from any person (parent,sibling, family member, or friend) that is not in accord with my mental health. I will love you from afar.
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