ASIAN MOMS WHEN YOU TRY TO TALK TO THEM 🥲

[djjuice]

If anyone is interested she is saying “hey don’t keep calling me, come here and help”

[roshani_sapkota]

They always do this and say we don't talk enough. Same way when you try to open up and they make you feel worse then ask why we leave the house or country.😞

[Okie]

I just come to my mom, hug her for no reason and tell her I love her. And she melts.

[CodeDusq]

The Korean mom’s reaction is so accurate. You see this a lot in K-dramas.

[happyperson]

Man is it this universal?
Especially that feeling you get when you look at their backs while they cook.
And feel that guilt for not spending much time and realising time doesn't stop and how old they r getting, how much time u have left with then before u get even busier with ur own life.
And then when she acts normal like scolding you it gives a weird relief and happiness.

[skyisorange]

I am an indian, this is literally so Relatable.. this is my life actually 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[ratikaanjani]

Whenever i try to talk with my mom, it ended by fighting and yelling to each other hahaha

[meow-ggff]

And then u feel guilty after sometime again 😂

[dr.dorukerdem]

It is valid for every Mom in the world, so truee 😂

[meowpassion]

Asian mom's have so much work at home...sitting n talking to someone peacefully is a leisure they can't afford

[malakhasan]

She said instead of yelling eomma come and help me 😂

[lively]

Even without knowing the language we got it because it's an asian thing 😅😂😂❤

[LionessTribe]

We think they need what we need, but we from different cultures 😂😂😂

[Catzy]

literally my mom 😢 that's why i never tell her anything, including when I'm so down and don't know what to do, i tend to just keep it to myself or telling someone else

[camz-]

This is so relatable! Like you want to be nice and they keep ignoring you! And then when you think it’s better to ignore them, you feel like you don’t talk enough and i’ts a never ending cycle

[eshaseherhanif]

I am so proud of my self that after 1 year of continuously watching k-dramas in subtitles, I understood everything she said without any subtitles 😭😭😁😁

[lileanne]

yep，that's my mom exactly🤣🤣 and when you do help them they complain about not doing things their way

[Sonu_sonu]

Talk to her! A lot.

I just lost my mom and now I feel like shit thinking I didn’t talk to my mom enough. Even though dad says mom loved me I feel guilty in many ways. And mothers are so important for daughters!

[thinlizzy]

I was expecting her to say "quit bothering me while I'm trying to cook!" like my mom lmaoooo

[sakshiyadav.]

We all Asians understand this universal language of mothers without any subtitles atleast I do