When You Meet Your Girlfriend's Mother

When You Meet Your Girlfriend's Mother is an animation that tells the story of a young couple. The girl, knowing that this relationship is serious, decides to introduce her current boyfriend to her parents. A nice dinner turns into an interrogation. Boyfriend quickly realizes that his girlfriend's mother does not like him and criticizes him a lot. But why be surprised, after all, every mother knows what is better for her daughter.

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[MillenniaThinker]

So who is objectively right here?



PS: Not a true story bro...

[lordbogus]

I love how the dad didnt utter a single word... like his resolve has been gone for years, maybe even decades

[cogito-matthew-sum]

Moms are either the sweetest people out there or the most psychologically terrifying ones.

[NotSoGoodDark]

Mom's just projecting her failure's onto her daughter now. Frankly, if the dad heard that conversation the first thing that'll come to his mind is "Did she *settle* for me?"

[violenz]

The script, camera angles and scenes are so professional. It’s like watching a 9/10 rated movie

[pyroyergen]

Boomer parents: I got to make all my kids decisions to protect them
Also Boomer parents: why is my kid so immature?

[Maskyy__]

It's always a nice day when I realize how absurd life is.

[juhantr]

that interrogation scene was so realistic

[duglife]

"Jonathan always used to take you somewhere."

I'd be out of there as soon as she dropped that one. I got enough of those comparative insults from my own mother growing up, definitely don't need or want them from a complete stranger.

[hansonlee]

Man, this video kinda hits home. My cousin used to be interogated by his future in-laws because he didn't have a stable job at the time especially when he kept on pushing back finishing school.

But man, his now-wife continued to stay beside him. They are currently happily married and living well.

[trime]

The cut-off to the dad and him sitting alone in silence was gold.

[parttimememedealer]

The reverse almost happened to my dad. His family was a bunch of stuck up northeast folks who looked down on my mom even though she was more educated and made substantially more money than my dad they were still concerned about how it would look considering the rest of their family all married millionaires. To this day my dads never truly forgive them and I mostly only associate with my mom's side of the family. My dad prefers it better this way so we as kids never got jealous over what our millionaires cousins had.

[kirbydouglas]

The mom is basically teaching her daughter to choose a guy with means rather than a guy she connects with on an emotional level.
At the end of the day, she'll settle down with a dude she doesn't even like, because he can provide a lifestyle for her future.
This happens more often than people are willing to admit. lol

[markfox]

I wasn't good enough. My ex wife chose her parents' advice. Was only married for a year. She took my unborn son who's probably someone else's son now. My new girlfriend is wonderful, and so is her mother. I was immediately welcomed into the family. I guess, sometimes things happen for a reason.

[dragonarch]

As somebody who went through many marriage interviews, that interrogation scene was accurate af.

[DDann]

Gotta say. This girl is a keeper. Not her parents tho

[italianduded]

The fact that she stayed with him is very wholesome 👍🏻
Edit: ok ok she is gonna leave him I get it…

[sud]

"Tell me, why are you dating my daughter?"
"I don't know"

Broke me

[nicholascopernicus]

I have this kind of family. If you respect yourself at all, do not walk. Run away

[lollojojjo]

They're both wrong. Her mom doesn't know him at all, she just asked him about his job, she probably couldn't care less either way and find a reason to talk about how this John would be better either way.


The girl's fault was going to dinner even if she knew what her mom thinks in the first place.