Molly-Rose Ling: "Mom, why can't you understand that I'm a daddy's girl? I want to spend time with him, not with you." Molly's mother: "Molly, I am your mother. I carried you for nine months and have loved and cared for you since you were born. Why do you always push me away?" Molly-Rose Ling: "It's not about pushing you away. It's just that I have more in common with dad. We like the same things and he understands me better." Molly's mother: "I understand you just fine, Molly. I may not be into the same things as your father, but that doesn't mean I don't love and support you in everything you do." Molly-Rose Ling: "It's not about love. Of course, I love you too. But I just don't want to be a mummy's girl. It's boring and uncool." Molly's mother: "Being a mummy's girl doesn't have to be uncool, Molly. It's about having a close and loving relationship with your mother. I just want you to know that I am always here for you, no matter what." Molly-Rose Ling: "I know, Mom. And I appreciate that. But it's just a phase I'm going through. I'll always love you and dad the same. I promise." Molly's mother: "I love you too, Molly. And I'll always be here for you, no matter what." Molly-Rose Ling: "Thanks, Mom. You're the best."