Mum Regrets After 10-Year-Old Son Overheard Her Say She "Hates" Him During Anger Moment

• A mother of two has come to social media to share her plight courtesy of an incident that happened during a moment of rage
• The woman indicated that her 10-year-old son was mistreating his younger brother when, out of anger, she said she hated him
• She didn't mean it, but it happened that the youngster was behind her and overheard the words

A grieving mother is beyond herself with regret after accidentally expressing strong negative emotions towards her 10-year-old son.

The incident unfolded at a time when the mother-of-two was grappling with the sudden loss of her parent.

Moment of madness

According to Daily Mail, the emotional woman explained that her feelings were running high when her son's misbehaviour pushed her to the edge.

It all began when her 10-year-old son started misbehaving and being awful to his younger brother.

In a moment of frustration, she expressed her distress to her husband regarding the youngster's naughtiness.

"I went into the kitchen and told my husband: "You deal with him. I hate that child sometimes,"' she narrated.

Son overheard mother's sentiments

Unfortunately, her son was behind her and overheard her say the hurtful words, leaving her overwhelmed with remorse.

The mother immediately apologised to her son, emphasising that she did not mean to convey hatred towards him but was expressing frustration with his behaviour.

She acknowledged her wrong choice of words and assured her son of her unconditional love, but the guilt has been eating her since.

The woman revealed that the ordeal had deeply affected her to the point where she found it difficult to sleep.

"I know I'm the worst mother in the world and expect to be told so," she concluded.

Reunion gone wrong

In other news, Rose Njoki Wambui thought her reunion with her mum, who abandoned her as an infant, would make life better.

The disheartened single mother who was raised by an aunt for the more significant part of her childhood says life got worse when she went back to her mother.

According to her, the mum concentrated on selling illicit brew and never cared for her, leaving her in the hands of men.

The Kiambu woman questioned her relationship with her mother because she did not feel the parental love she craved.