Growing up with German parents vs Vietnamese parents

[Gnif]

"It's ok! Calm down." lmao She straight up had his back 110%. Heartwarming and hilarious

[steven_farmer]

having your boyfriend play his moms voice was the cherry on top. haha

[JuMiKu]

Brilliantly showing that if parents overdo it with their strictness, kids will just learn to hide things from them.

[connonym]

My mom still brings up a glass I broke 40 years ago. I'm crying.

[Ricemylove]

That voice acting for the mom is immaculate

[szarahsshow]

She was so ready to help cover up your crimes😂 hold her tight & never let her go!!!

[dolydoly]

As asian I can feel your pain. Especially tea cups you CANNOT even touch it. I broke a 50 years tea cup in my grandma house the other day. Fortunately she didn't care, cause she didn't liked it.

[Obstgeist]

My mom always came with "don't move! Nobody come in! I'm the only one wearing house shoes!

[crinna]

You only get yelled at if you put the glass in the wrong bin.

[oksure]

When your trauma response meets an emotionally regulated response and your nervous system is v. confused 😂🥴

[only_treats_no_tricks]

As an Asian I can comfirm that the "no" is hiding so much pain.😭

I've never gotten so much likes. Thanks everyone. Baba your daughter is famous.🤣

[youknow]

My mom used to yell and pitch a fit whenever we broke anything. When I broke one of my favorite teapots I was about to cry, and my partner came running and yelled at me not to move. I was scared for a moment but... they were running to clean the glass and rescue me from it 😭😭💖 I literally was sobbing after. It was so nice to feel so cared for

[KrystalKonnectSG]

Believe me, as an Indian, this is the the family life my inner child craves. I feel like crying....God bless u guys

[fridaschneiderlein]

"Put on your house slippers!"
Is the first thing a German mother says in that situation

[natearcos]

I may not be Asian but as someone with a middle Eastern mom this is so true because they yell at you for 1hr straight and criticize everything you did wrong in your life and how they didn't raise you right basically telling you a disappointment and then 2 mins later acting like they are a loving parent and totally didn't emotionally abuse you 2 mins ago 😂😂

[mildreddavis]

"It's ok, calm down"...immediately starts getting anxiety and heart palpitations lol!

[HerbertLandei]

I think this is a very important lesson for children, it helps to get their priorities straight. That breaking stuff is not the end of the world, that making mistakes is okay, and that material things aren't more important than living beings. If you ever see people jumping in the water after a lost phone or so, there is usually the voice of an angry parent in their head, overriding any clear thought. You don't want your kid having this mindset, you don't want them to panic in such situations.

[vivianfoster]

As an Asian person, I feel like hiding "bad things", or perceived bad things from my parents is my second nature. Never give your parents bad news. You will get scolded, nagged, reminded, made to feel guilty for the rest of your life.

[BankruptMonkey]

She was willing to sacrifice everything to hide his "crimes", even at the risk of being caught in the scolding! That's love!

[nope]

Your boyfriend as his mom made me CACKLE out loud. 😂😂😂