This special wholesome kind of bond is crucial in every relationship. For example, my mom and I go out to watch movies on the weekends sometimes or eat at restaurants, and I hear her rant about how stuffed we are, or we just play really loud music in the car on our way home. At the same time, I do the laundry, make tea for her at times, and massage her while she complains about how hard but rewarding today's yoga class was
And my grandma's always asking my mom to do her work. She's basically shouting at me to leave my mum alone so that she can focus on her work. But of course I won't do that. I have too many things to talk I share with my mom everything. Yeah, and also off topic, but Sony, and he looks like a literal Princess in that pink gown. She's so pretty. Princess. Love you, Bernardi, and love you. My mom
Sheaden Thea Lobo
@Sheaden_02 · 2:09
They go into their room and in the night. Good night, mom. Good night, dad. That's actually their conversation the whole entire day. But me, I spent so much time with my family, I'm like, okay, this is really weird not having a close relationship with my parents. Whatever. And yeah, I completely agree. Sometimes you need to do something for them because they give you so much. But also, it's a two way street
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Koena
@kmukherjee · 0:42
Yes. Being being being being rude to your parents is whatsoever. Like they do so much for you. And yes, sometimes people just like annoy you or take you off or something, but don't you annoy them too? I mean, imagine they're like they let you stay in your house for free, basically, give you food, take care of you and your mental health and everything. So I guess they do deserve a bit of credit every once in a while