8 cringeworthy things desi mothers say to their daughters
Even though our mothers say things which sound ridiculous, we know that they always have the best intentions in mind
Even though our mothers say things which sound ridiculous, we know that they always have the best intentions in mind.
Moms are awesome. But sometimes they say things which we don't agree with, and even though they sound ridiculous, we know that our mothers always have the best intentions in mind.
Here are eight situations we've compiled which more often than not sum up the relationship desi mothers and daughters share.
1. When they start comparing you with your friends in their presence
(Oh mother, if only you knew...)
2. When they embarrass you by over exaggerating your credentials
Meri beti toh first ai thi apni class mein. Top kia hai. Scholarship par thi. Ab Masters ka bhi plan hai. Bahar har university mein admission mil gaya.
(awkwardddd)
3. When you're going out with your friends and they start cross questioning you
Kis kay saath ja rahi ho? Yeh kaun hai? Kahan ja rahi ho? Kab tak wapis ao gi? Itni deyr sey ja rahi ho! Jab pohoncho toh call karna. Aur jaldi wapis ana!
Phone rings 10 minutes after you've left the house
Itni dayr sey gai ho! Tumharay abba itnay khafa ho rahay hain! Jaldi sey ghar wapis ao! Yeh koi time hai ghar sey bahar nikalnay ka!
(God, why? Just why?)
4. When they keep pestering you about your weight gain...
and then lose their cool when you lose too much
*Facepalm*
5. When you're watching TV with your mother late at night and your BFF calls you
(I'm just going to run to my room before you further embarrass me)
6. When you come home after a long day, toss your clothes aside, change into your pjs and your mom enters the room and sees the mess
(Okay, let's get one thing straight: THIS.IS.AND.ALWAYS.WILL.BE.MY.HOUSE)
7. When you go to the kitchen to help your mom out and she frustrates you to the point that you leave
(Great, when I'm not there it's a problem, when I'm there it's a problem)
8. When she over hears you mention a guy friend's name
(I went to a co-ed school, mother. I sat next to guys in class, I studied with them, I work with them!)
A shout out to all mothers, they are the ones who teach us to be better human beings and never leave our side, no matter what.
Here are eight situations we've compiled which more often than not sum up the relationship desi mothers and daughters share.
1. When they start comparing you with your friends in their presence
(Oh mother, if only you knew...)
2. When they embarrass you by over exaggerating your credentials
Meri beti toh first ai thi apni class mein. Top kia hai. Scholarship par thi. Ab Masters ka bhi plan hai. Bahar har university mein admission mil gaya.
(awkwardddd)
3. When you're going out with your friends and they start cross questioning you
Kis kay saath ja rahi ho? Yeh kaun hai? Kahan ja rahi ho? Kab tak wapis ao gi? Itni deyr sey ja rahi ho! Jab pohoncho toh call karna. Aur jaldi wapis ana!
Phone rings 10 minutes after you've left the house
Itni dayr sey gai ho! Tumharay abba itnay khafa ho rahay hain! Jaldi sey ghar wapis ao! Yeh koi time hai ghar sey bahar nikalnay ka!
(God, why? Just why?)
4. When they keep pestering you about your weight gain...
and then lose their cool when you lose too much
*Facepalm*
5. When you're watching TV with your mother late at night and your BFF calls you
(I'm just going to run to my room before you further embarrass me)
6. When you come home after a long day, toss your clothes aside, change into your pjs and your mom enters the room and sees the mess
(Okay, let's get one thing straight: THIS.IS.AND.ALWAYS.WILL.BE.MY.HOUSE)
7. When you go to the kitchen to help your mom out and she frustrates you to the point that you leave
(Great, when I'm not there it's a problem, when I'm there it's a problem)
8. When she over hears you mention a guy friend's name
(I went to a co-ed school, mother. I sat next to guys in class, I studied with them, I work with them!)
A shout out to all mothers, they are the ones who teach us to be better human beings and never leave our side, no matter what.