Chapter 63 mom, don't ask

Many people are not afraid of heaven and earth, but they are most afraid of their mother's questioning. A dignified man: not afraid to deal with career challenges, not afraid to deal with any big scenes, but afraid of being asked by mother when going home for dinner: "When will you get married?", "Do you have a girlfriend?", "When will you bring your girlfriend back?" show me?" A man in his teens is not afraid of his wife nagging him, or his boss being picky, but most afraid of his mother asking from time to time: "When will you give me a grandson?", "Will you have children?" Which one of you made the decision?", "Who is the problem?", "Don't want children, aren't you afraid of being lonely when you grow old?"

A man who lives alone is not afraid that others will misunderstand him as a homosexual, and he is not afraid that his girlfriend will force him to marry him, but he is afraid that his mother will often call and ask: "I made soup, can I bring it to you?", "Did you drink the soup I brought you?" No?", "Did you eat out again? When will you go home for dinner?", "Did you see a doctor when you were unwell? Why didn't you see a doctor? Did you take medicine? What? You didn't take medicine when you were sick?" Single women are not afraid of bad men or perverts, but they are afraid of being asked by their mother: "Do you have a boyfriend?", "Who is he?", "When will you bring him back for a meal?", "Are you serious? Have you thought about finding a home?"

Mom's questioning always makes people powerless.We were afraid of nothing but answering her questions.