“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” 2 Peter 3:9 NIV ROMANS 10:9-11 “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame” Matthew 11:28-30 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.”” Luke 19:10 God wants us to believe in His One and Only Son, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, who died for our sins :D When we truly believe in our hearts that Jesus is the Son of God, who died for our sins so we could have eternal life with God, we are saved from the eternal fire and have eternal life in Christ Jesus!! 💖 May God bless you all! 🕊💗 Jesus genuinely loves you, and always waits for you to come to Him 💗
I’m 28 and I still act like I did when I was a teen on some occasions with my mom. There’s just some things that make me feel childish and I’m okay with that.
Bruh if you're an adult who's almost 30acting like kids is sooo irritating..I mean dude please let the people of that age do it? It's not meant for you
I'm blessed to have a father who shared the responsibilities with my mom. He woke up early helped my mom in the kitchen, then literally fed us when we were getting ready for school, packed our lunch, did my sister's pigtails, polished our shoes, then put our socks and shoes for us, and he washes and dries our clothes. He manually washed it because our uniform had white shirts. My mom had to leave early for work so he did all of that for us. He could've easily assigned everything to his daughters but he didn't and I'm so glad. Watching my dad most of my relatives started sharing responsibilities and so while growing up I thought that was normal until I had exposure.
My father when we used to live in a house with 3 room helped my mother in kitchen, used to drop me at school and then went to His job when he himself gets home late... He never let the motive for studies die in my mom, she was a primary teacher back then and even after we moved to our new and big house and even got a car. he still helps my mom. He woke up before her every day and made breakfast for us because my mom is a professor now and she travels 40 km to her college every day so she gets tired and the way my father stills help her in the kitchen at the mourning and at the night for dinner even he have a job and sometimes work more then my mom. Seeing this all by my own eyes truly taught me a lot and the lesson of being the leader of a family and how much responsibilities you take when you get a family.... Probably going to do the same when I get married
Ye mom's are truly something else... I truly realized this when my grandmom who I lived with died so now I as the oldest of my siblings was now responsible for taking care of my granddad, my siblings, the entire house, cooking, washing both my gramps and youngest siblings clothesm.it was extremely hard, unlike when my grandma was still around and it was the two of us doing the house work, now it was only me. That didn't last too long tho as I had to go to college so my they brought in gramps second wife who was living in another state to come live with my gramps with her children so now there are more people in the house to take care of it
@@aireuoj it’s mostly a joke, I don’t ever lie about my age in real life. It is what it is. It’s mostly looking back and wondering have I done enough? Did I accomplish what I could have? Did I spend enough time being young, or did I spend so much time in my 20’s trying to get ahead in a world that’s fighting against me, that I forgot to just be young. And now that time is gone. And for women….the pressure to be young is especially high. I’m not a cute 20 year old anymore. I’m a cute 32 year old 😌 but I have greys and wrinkles and it’s definitely hitting me that time only goes in one direction! It’s foolish, and vain, but pining for youth has been part of the human experience since always.
Dads really got some nerve calling themselves the head of the household when moms do all this without complaining at all. (Of course not all families are like this obv). Also I legit thought you were early 20s. Im 20 and get told i look 15 so i feel it 😭
"what's in a number?" i just turned 24. all this time since i entered my 20s i literally felt like i was 19. now reaching 24 it suddenly struck me that I'm 24 not 19. i had soo many mixed feelings, I can't explain but I just felt very worried and was quite depressed. this little line that you said just made me realize how i was worrying about a damn number like?? idk but this helped me. ❤️
@@acharyaprashant22345 i know what you mean.. for the years following college (21 till now) ive been obsessed with nostalgia, i torrented 100s of hours of 90s and 2000s shows and movies and have ammassed quite the library.. ive shared these things with my 4 yr old son since he was born.. i came to the conclusion that, subconsciously, i feel like i wont be there for him in my 40s or 50s (idont know why) so i compensate by staying unemployed and sharing the things that shaped made me happy in my childhood.. as if in preparation for my inevitable early death... its NOT a healthy place: nostalgia
"it's not vegan, she used paneer and yogurt" she's a vegan herself she knows what vegan means!! she used tofu and vegan yogurt 😭 you could look at the recipe or just not immediately assume she's wrong!! give people the benefit of the doubt y'all!!
@@loulicious5882 ah that was just what Asian parents will say , they are gonna rarely agree with your income source being RUclips or tiktok and they generally like science and good commerce students .
Definitely shows her absolute adoration for her kids ❤my mom is an RN and made sure to cook us a fresh meal whenever she’d get home and I honestly appreciate so much more as an adult
Not just that they're also the sassiest people you'll know...my Amma always got something savage to reply with any given moment... ...just how do they do it???
Damn this is so true! Even I also think how my mom got up so early, prepared food for the whole day, did all the house chores then go to school and teach for the whole day and come back and prepared dinner. I'll not be able to do even half of it .
People can appreciate all they want but at the end of the day its exhausting for moms and they dont deserve to feel like that everyday. Happens in a lot of homes where although both partners work, household chores are still considered a womens responsibility.
@@user-bear27 no ur statement is untrue . Even in middle class i have seen maids moreso cuz they are working women n need more help. Lower class obviously dont have any
@@santoshthapa8398 thats a minority bro. Majority of the middle class don't have maids. They are mostly found in elite households. Also, I'm damn sure that even if middle class families can afford maids, their pay and living condition would be quite terrible.
i really wish i was this lucky! my mother is severely depressed and mentally ill (she also smokes a LOT of weed) and i’ve never experienced this. id usually go hungry until i went to my dads for the weekend. luckily my dad is amazing, i love him :]
@@pratikjadhao2434 true. Indian moms express love through cooking too. So not only do you get fed but your friends get fed too. My mom packed two lunches for me in college ,the second for a college friend whose mother was mentally not quite there.
I was announcing my age without any hesitation. Then I turned thirty 🙂 Edit: I commented sarcastically. But overwhelmed on the replies received. Love u gals. Positivity ❤️❤️
@@bookhawk8022 I'm 47, no kids, unmarried. I still celebrate each birthday, tell people my age at every chance I get and continue to be unbothered. You have limited time on this earth, celebrate each trip around the sun. Plus being in your 20s is overrated. As you get older so many aspects of life gets better. Plus I worked in a male dominated industry for 18 years, you learn to deal with and shutdown the bullshit. Society is going to dump on you for a billion reasons - don't let it rob you of your joy.
The thing that you don't realize until you become a parent is that she was, she was dead tired, she doesn't have superhuman abilities to produce energy lol, she did it all even tho she was dead tired because she loved you.
Men needs to help for sure but also women have few body advantage as these - Women and girls bodies have 12% extra fat till the age their body is able to get pregnant So they can used those reserve in case of faituge to burn and do tasks with normal activities or in some case like body exercise (no weight-lifting involve though) for example swimming longer than men that's why in cold water long distance covering swimming women outdo men more often. Constant Pain tolerance is also great in women to continue to work and perform or make body familiar with under pain working conditions 😅 that's why rhythmic gymnastics is women sports only in major sense cause male body can't bend, be flexible in that much pain for so during routines, practice and what not
As a fellow south Indian, here are a few dishes i think really need recognition... And dishes you might just slayy - Bisi Bele Bath - Khichdi - Rasam - Vada Pav - Tomato and Rice Puffs - Puri - Pav Bhaji Those are it~ common street food items in south India and a few from the north..! Enjoyy
My mom is a badass. My dad was a truck driver, gone 5 days a week. My mom in her 50s, still had 3 kids at home, went to nursing school because she always wanted to be a nurse. I’m so proud of her.
Your so lucky you have a mom but i lost my mom 3 years ago and when i was 8 years old and now i am 11 😢 guys youll love your mom and also pray for the ones who have lost
My moms American and just like this. She was 5 kids and is single and idk how she does it bc she still has enough energy after work to take us all to do things and make us dinner and shit. She’s amazing and sounds like your mom 😊
How hard our mothers had to work is not something to talk proudly about. It's sad that she had to work both inside and outside the house equally, without any help. My mother recently retired, but before that idk how she was managing. It's sad and unfair and tiring.
Your mum is amazing💖 My desi mom also woke up at like 5 am, went to work and had the same evening routine as yours. Can't everrrrrrrr thank them enough🔥🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your mom sounds amazing 🥹 I always make something nice for my mom when I get out of school for her to come home to. Normally like a smoothie and a good sandwich or something crazy lol.
Bro my mother got me too wash my lunchbox and make lunch or I had too have that weird overcooked shit they served at the primary school/elementary school cafeteria 😀
Same :( That was my mom too but she did ended up making lunches for me. Or she'll just hand me money when the times she didn't needed. Now I'm 20 and have early college (uni tbs), mom sometimes gives me a lunch (more like breakfast) box but sometimes she doesn't and I have no choice but to remain hungry because we don't get breaks :( and even when we do they're just for 10 mins and so we don't even get enough time to go to our college canteen and have breakfast there
Some Indian moms are not badass to threaten their children. Some moms are just badass to support the right and protect their children. That’s what my mom is and I have never been terrified from her.
@@ajaxjaiswal3442 it is, sounds like she did all the cooking and cleaning and childcare and went to a full time job. No mention of the father helping with three of those things, each of which sound like an incredible sacrifice of time
@@Erin-ho9hj Yeah this shit is pretty common in India. Women are expected to do all the household chores even when they earn whereas men are only expected to do a job and not even lift a finger in the house
Dooby isn't the only person allowed to use a cleaver... And this story and cooking method is very common for a lot of food content creators. She is also showing south Asian recipes, and dooby does Korean so yeah.. they're both unique 😇
My mom did that to. Managed the home and her work with such perfection and grace. Did not compromise her freedom to work and her financial independence but did not let go of the family reign either. Such amazing news, how they do what they do is a mystery.
I don't know why but I feel sad, I mean that's the reality for woman in India. Waking up in 4.30, doing household chores and managing work life along with it. Not fair, right? A big change is needed in India.
@PS-ic4bp If people want to work then it's fine, but I'm not okay with this imposed responsibility on a woman. I mean if a woman wants to work and own a career she can do it but she must fulfill household responsibilities, isn't this ridiculous? I mean why we are still stuck into these gender defined roles
She was indeed tired and its saddening that after working all while ...a helper was indeed needed at home...she doesnt deserve to feel that way...she has a life too :(
I can tell you right now. Not all mothers are remotely the same. Parternity and maternity should come with some kind of license requirement because the description of a mother in the video is very very very far away of my personal experience 😅 I think my mother has not cooked a single complete meal in her life or taken any kind of interest in my hobbies. I am glad that is not the norm. Some people just have kids due to social/cultural pressure but have 0 motivation to take care of them.
Masha Allah my mom was a working mom . She never let us go without breakfast and tiffins to school or college even for a day . She is 78 yrs old now . May Allah swt grant her a very long and healthy life. Aameen summa Aameen. To all moms love ❤
First off- love the lemon quote. When I was a smol child I would eat lemons like apples, peel, pith and all. Even today I still love lemons, though I don’t usually eat the peel and pith now. And the food looks amazing! This Channel always gives me food envy and then I go to the comments to click the pinned recipie and make it myself. Always sooooo good
It is vegan, the role is jsut water and flour and the "paneer" isnt cheese, but she subsituted it for tofu. And u can make vegan curd/dahi which is probably what she used (u can see the lumps in it so it definitely is dahi, but probably made with something like cashew milk) and then the rest are vegetables and the green sauce is chutni which is just made out of mint
Here’s the full recipe😊: beextravegant.com/vegan-paneer-kathi-rolls/
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Are you a malayali or south indian? I call my mom amma too just asking
@@tess_and_loki I’m from Kerala 😊
How is it vegan if there's paneer though?
@@lakshmib3298 It’s tofu 😊 you can check out the recipe with the link I provided.
Can't believe your 27-
she definitely was tired af but pushed through for her children. moms are the strongest!
“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.”
2 Peter 3:9 NIV
ROMANS 10:9-11 “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame”
Matthew 11:28-30 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”
“For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.””
Luke 19:10
God wants us to believe in His One and Only Son, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, who died for our sins :D When we truly believe in our hearts that Jesus is the Son of God, who died for our sins so we could have eternal life with God, we are saved from the eternal fire and have eternal life in Christ Jesus!! 💖 May God bless you all! 🕊💗
Jesus genuinely loves you, and always waits for you to come to Him 💗
@@choose2bekinddthis thing is 100% a bot
@@choose2bekinddMay Allah guide u
@@choose2bekindd Amen ❤️❤️❤️
@@faridwiser5441how will allah guide a bot
I’m 28 and I still act like I did when I was a teen on some occasions with my mom. There’s just some things that make me feel childish and I’m okay with that.
I Am 23 and I still beg my mom to cook , I am just lazy😅😅🤣
Bruh if you're an adult who's almost 30acting like kids is sooo irritating..I mean dude please let the people of that age do it? It's not meant for you
@@kookie_2178 I ask her to spoon fed me if it's possible, I'm 24 y.o Man 😂
So you were 10 when I was just born…. Weird to think about
@@Noba46688 same! But whats so weird
I’m 30. I don’t mind people knowing my age.
Ya cuz if ur older people don’t care but if ur young they say Ur cringe and to young for RUclips
Bro who the fuck asked?
@@mayaabed-al-rahim5546 27 is not “young” and it is not “old”. The young your referring to are 12 year olds.
@@geegeepa8123 27 is young
@@geegeepa8123 u live up to 80-100 so 27 is definitely young
I'm blessed to have a father who shared the responsibilities with my mom. He woke up early helped my mom in the kitchen, then literally fed us when we were getting ready for school, packed our lunch, did my sister's pigtails, polished our shoes, then put our socks and shoes for us, and he washes and dries our clothes. He manually washed it because our uniform had white shirts. My mom had to leave early for work so he did all of that for us. He could've easily assigned everything to his daughters but he didn't and I'm so glad. Watching my dad most of my relatives started sharing responsibilities and so while growing up I thought that was normal until I had exposure.
Great but every woman like her mother are not that lucky.
Such men are blessings and the perfect example of what equality means :)
My father when we used to live in a house with 3 room helped my mother in kitchen, used to drop me at school and then went to
His job when he himself gets home late...
He never let the motive for studies die in my mom, she was a primary teacher back then and even after we moved to our new and big house and even got a car. he still helps my mom. He woke up before her every day and made breakfast for us because my mom is a professor now and she travels 40 km to her college every day so she gets tired and the way my father stills help her in the kitchen at the mourning and at the night for dinner even he have a job and sometimes work more then my mom. Seeing this all by my own eyes truly taught me a lot and the lesson of being the leader of a family and how much responsibilities you take when you get a family.... Probably going to do the same when I get married
@@Divyanshugamer95 such wonderful parents you have there! I'm sure you'll be a great partner/parent too!
Hey, same here.. my dad shared the same responsibilities too! Helped mom throughout. Dad's are legends 💎🧿
Meanwhile me at 18: oh no! Now I'm old and going to die soon.
You got veg paneer katthi roll to munch on. 🤣🤣
Sameeee
I'm 29, I'm not old. You are baby, don't worry!
Anyway, good to die YOUNG. Take care 🥱
@@RnRnR 😅😅
This is so true, our mothers are super human 🙏
as a cis Indian guy I lowkey feel lucky that my kid will have an indian mother😝
Ye mom's are truly something else... I truly realized this when my grandmom who I lived with died so now I as the oldest of my siblings was now responsible for taking care of my granddad, my siblings, the entire house, cooking, washing both my gramps and youngest siblings clothesm.it was extremely hard, unlike when my grandma was still around and it was the two of us doing the house work, now it was only me. That didn't last too long tho as I had to go to college so my they brought in gramps second wife who was living in another state to come live with my gramps with her children so now there are more people in the house to take care of it
Nah mommies are overrated
@@joshuaniteesh2075 sir, are you okay???
@@arnikatyagi8358 absolutely fine thnx for asking
When u said AMMA instead of mom that's so nice 😊 it is most commonly used in Tamilnadu no hate we all are humans 🙏🏻
Yaa
We said Amma too
Is she Sri lankan cos so am :D
@@Spidsle same question 👀
@@Spidsle she's Indian (•‿•)
"Desi moms are badass"
100% agree with you girll
Is it ok to call mother as "ass"
@@ADITYA-zg5qm are you on crack
@@ADITYA-zg5qm they are advanced English kids. Not for traditional moral homes. 😢 chhhi
@@RupaliBrave-eh8mv agar ye hoti h to Advanced English then Iam happy keeping away from it
Hello don’t be clown all moms are super .😏
Me at 27: psh no shame in admitting my age!
Me at 32: I’m 27 💁🏻♀️
Dunno why people r ashamed to tell their age tho
It's natural and isn't it cool if you don't look like your age.
@@aireuoj it’s mostly a joke, I don’t ever lie about my age in real life. It is what it is.
It’s mostly looking back and wondering have I done enough? Did I accomplish what I could have? Did I spend enough time being young, or did I spend so much time in my 20’s trying to get ahead in a world that’s fighting against me, that I forgot to just be young. And now that time is gone. And for women….the pressure to be young is especially high. I’m not a cute 20 year old anymore. I’m a cute 32 year old 😌 but I have greys and wrinkles and it’s definitely hitting me that time only goes in one direction! It’s foolish, and vain, but pining for youth has been part of the human experience since always.
@@aireuoj online bullying but I’m totally 80.
i turned 13 few months ago and i still tell people that I'm 12
@@BandlerChing got any advice for an almost 28 Yr old?
"AMMA" is an emotion😭❤
Amma is every thing in life ❤
That word is happiness
Same, especially Ammama
it was my AMMA’S birthday yesterday. I love her so much even if she scares me sometimes
@kashmeeridevi418 sorry to hesr that, my condolences 😢😢😢
I’m Mexican and I’m in LOVE with Indian food ! Thank you for your videos, I’m learning to cook it! 🌶️
as an indian living in america, im so happy to hear that! hows ur progress going??
"When life gives you lemons, eat it"
Life lessons with beextravegant
😂✨
Or squeeze them in people eyes! 😂
Dads really got some nerve calling themselves the head of the household when moms do all this without complaining at all. (Of course not all families are like this obv). Also I legit thought you were early 20s. Im 20 and get told i look 15 so i feel it 😭
I am 15 but I look 25🙃
Yeah, moms deserve it all tbh
Dads work one job while moms work two: the industry job then the household job
Yk , the fathers are the heads and the mothers are the neck which turn and show it to the right redirection and path!.
Ikr... and it is the responsibility of the head of house to appreciate the second in command because of whomever he can focus on job entirely
In my home, both r the head, if mt dad tries anything funny... My mom will show her dark side :)
"what's in a number?"
i just turned 24. all this time since i entered my 20s i literally felt like i was 19. now reaching 24 it suddenly struck me that I'm 24 not 19. i had soo many mixed feelings, I can't explain but I just felt very worried and was quite depressed. this little line that you said just made me realize how i was worrying about a damn number like?? idk but this helped me. ❤️
I'm happy for you that this video could make you feel comforted, it's nice to see how sometimes all we need it's a word to make us feel better.
@@priscilamendez8230 indeed.💗
It wont go away. Ill be 33 in a few weeks.. im the exact same (mentally) as i was at 21 (except more depressed and broke lol)
@@Spartacus4000 I am 17 ,but I feel like what if I die young 🥺😔
@@acharyaprashant22345 i know what you mean.. for the years following college (21 till now) ive been obsessed with nostalgia, i torrented 100s of hours of 90s and 2000s shows and movies and have ammassed quite the library.. ive shared these things with my 4 yr old son since he was born.. i came to the conclusion that, subconsciously, i feel like i wont be there for him in my 40s or 50s (idont know why) so i compensate by staying unemployed and sharing the things that shaped made me happy in my childhood.. as if in preparation for my inevitable early death... its NOT a healthy place: nostalgia
"it's not vegan, she used paneer and yogurt" she's a vegan herself she knows what vegan means!! she used tofu and vegan yogurt 😭 you could look at the recipe or just not immediately assume she's wrong!! give people the benefit of the doubt y'all!!
Its tofu 😭
@@lachibolalala3339 that's what he said..
Read the comment properly dude..😅
Well Indians are vegetarians not vegans
@@namednpcdef not all
@@namednpc did you ask every indian that?
Desi Girl : "I'm dropping physics to be a TikTok chef"
Desi Mom : "We are not related. Do what you want"
Aye she isn't dropping physics what's your problem with common decency
She is doing digital marketing and videography freelance. Earns still more than you
@@loulicious5882 ah that was just what Asian parents will say , they are gonna rarely agree with your income source being RUclips or tiktok and they generally like science and good commerce students .
@@loulicious5882 it was not a hate comment.Do u guys even know how Asian parents actially r?
she didnt quit physics tho?
Mom is a word... Amma is an emotion 😍
Umm... wdym? Both mean the same but it's just in different languages.
@@aashutdanait6738 maybe she likes it as it is her native language.. Is it that hard to comprehend? lmfao
Mom is an emotion for westerners!
We call it aai
But not for English speakers tho.
Your voice and tone are so soothing. Also, that "amma" in the end made me smile. Subscribed 😊
Definitely shows her absolute adoration for her kids ❤my mom is an RN and made sure to cook us a fresh meal whenever she’d get home and I honestly appreciate so much more as an adult
Not just that they're also the sassiest people you'll know...my Amma always got something savage to reply with any given moment...
...just how do they do it???
Maybe they learned that if they are not assertive, no one else is going to do it for them.
@@kiriki4558 idk same
Yar,, my mummy is most savage person I have ever meet in my life,,
And sweetest too,,
DAMNNN i agree with you my mom is a real badass when it comes to giving replies and killer dialogues. She even got awesome instincts🕊So proud of her
This is so cute😊 wished everyone could have such a nice relationship with their parents
Damn this is so true! Even I also think how my mom got up so early, prepared food for the whole day, did all the house chores then go to school and teach for the whole day and come back and prepared dinner. I'll not be able to do even half of it .
People can appreciate all they want but at the end of the day its exhausting for moms and they dont deserve to feel like that everyday. Happens in a lot of homes where although both partners work, household chores are still considered a womens responsibility.
But they have maids now in almost every single households in india
@@santoshthapa8398 in only rich households dude, not in middle class and low class which is the majority in India. So your statement is not true.
@@user-bear27 no ur statement is untrue . Even in middle class i have seen maids moreso cuz they are working women n need more help. Lower class obviously dont have any
@@santoshthapa8398 thats a minority bro. Majority of the middle class don't have maids. They are mostly found in elite households. Also, I'm damn sure that even if middle class families can afford maids, their pay and living condition would be quite terrible.
Even Sri Lankan moms are the same … 💛
They are included in the term 'desi' mom.
Desi word belongs to Indian Subcontinent. .All SAARC nations..
@@santusanturohit4832 amen to that … see how we respect our parents … the whole world admires that 🤍🩵🩶
Stop your cringe all moms are best not only desi
@@VanajaSriSegaran oh Yeah ? & that explains why the kids are so spoiled & despicable in the west … step outside your bubble & see the reality …
Why is nobody talking about the food she’s making it looks so fricken good dude
i really wish i was this lucky! my mother is severely depressed and mentally ill (she also smokes a LOT of weed) and i’ve never experienced this. id usually go hungry until i went to my dads for the weekend. luckily my dad is amazing, i love him :]
Every Indian mom is the same as represented in the video......I mean 90%...I m proud of my mother
@@pratikjadhao2434 true. Indian moms express love through cooking too. So not only do you get fed but your friends get fed too. My mom packed two lunches for me in college ,the second for a college friend whose mother was mentally not quite there.
i really feel bad that you didn't experience a great maternal figure, wish your mothers case gets solved soon!
Dang- do we have the same mom? How you described yours sounds just like mine-
Though honestly I really hope that everything is going well for you now
@@Jay-pe4xy lol we should be friends and talk about our moms
I was announcing my age without any hesitation. Then I turned thirty 🙂
Edit: I commented sarcastically. But overwhelmed on the replies received. Love u gals. Positivity ❤️❤️
Why do women fear 30? I honestly don't get it.
@@michelea2326 coz when u 30 but not married or don't hv kids society just all but dumps so many questions on u that u r afraid to announce it
@@bookhawk8022 I'm 47, no kids, unmarried. I still celebrate each birthday, tell people my age at every chance I get and continue to be unbothered. You have limited time on this earth, celebrate each trip around the sun. Plus being in your 20s is overrated. As you get older so many aspects of life gets better. Plus I worked in a male dominated industry for 18 years, you learn to deal with and shutdown the bullshit. Society is going to dump on you for a billion reasons - don't let it rob you of your joy.
@@michelea2326 its not the age women fear it's the society
@@michelea2326 I don't get it either! I'm turning 30 in October and it's actually causing me anxiety. I don't understand!!!
The thing that you don't realize until you become a parent is that she was, she was dead tired, she doesn't have superhuman abilities to produce energy lol, she did it all even tho she was dead tired because she loved you.
Men needs to help for sure but also women have few body advantage as these -
Women and girls bodies have 12% extra fat till the age their body is able to get pregnant
So they can used those reserve in case of faituge to burn and do tasks with normal activities or in some case like body exercise (no weight-lifting involve though) for example swimming longer than men that's why in cold water long distance covering swimming women outdo men more often.
Constant Pain tolerance is also great in women to continue to work and perform or make body familiar with under pain working conditions 😅 that's why rhythmic gymnastics is women sports only in major sense cause male body can't bend, be flexible in that much pain for so during routines, practice and what not
Wow..27 is considered an embarrassing age now?
What is this world coming to..
So is 12 (too young)
A world where the younger you are the more valuable you are
@@BONERGIANT Nope
It's false info
You need to be between 13-19
No younger no older
Probably depending on their culture. Some prefer their daughter to marry early
@@BONERGIANT I wish being young, being older Is a pain in the Ahh
the fact that she still had the energy to go to a dance lesson with her baby after waking up at 4:30am??? amazing. moms are superheroes, seriously
As a fellow south Indian, here are a few dishes i think really need recognition... And dishes you might just slayy
- Bisi Bele Bath
- Khichdi
- Rasam
- Vada Pav
- Tomato and Rice Puffs
- Puri
- Pav Bhaji
Those are it~ common street food items in south India and a few from the north..! Enjoyy
omg yess!!
its khichri
Yaassssss
Rasammmm!!!?? One of the best foods
Are u malayali??
My mom is a badass. My dad was a truck driver, gone 5 days a week. My mom in her 50s, still had 3 kids at home, went to nursing school because she always wanted to be a nurse. I’m so proud of her.
That's so cool 😎
The way she talks is so full of positive energy and charisma, it's so nice to watch videos like this!
Dedicated to my "amma" is the sweetest word I ever want to hear from you 🥰🥰🥰
Your so lucky you have a mom but i lost my mom 3 years ago and when i was 8 years old and now i am 11 😢 guys youll love your mom and also pray for the ones who have lost
I am so sorry baby. I know she is so very proud of you, & I hope you feel her love with you always ❤️ bless you
I'm very sorry dear, I hope you'll always feel loved ❤️
@@ambriaashley3383 thankyou so much i feel very better after someone says things like this it makes my day
@@florence.066 you are a very good hearted person i wil never firget your reply
@@veronicafernandes8152 aw so are you, you made my day, thank you very much 😊
Your mammas struggle deserves appreciation, and yes she and all the mother like her are real heros ❤❤
That Amma literally melted my heart ♥
She say last time Amma. She is a malayi 🤔🤔
My mom was the same. It's insane how she did all of that and still managed to be patient, kind and happy.
My moms American and just like this. She was 5 kids and is single and idk how she does it bc she still has enough energy after work to take us all to do things and make us dinner and shit. She’s amazing and sounds like your mom 😊
Your voice is so calming. Sometimes I just watch your videos to listen to your voice. The food is obviously good
How hard our mothers had to work is not something to talk proudly about. It's sad that she had to work both inside and outside the house equally, without any help. My mother recently retired, but before that idk how she was managing. It's sad and unfair and tiring.
Ikr??
The way u call Amma.. It's heart touching.. 😍🥰
I cry everytime she has an Amma story.
Your mum is amazing💖 My desi mom also woke up at like 5 am, went to work and had the same evening routine as yours. Can't everrrrrrrr thank them enough🔥🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️
The way you said "she deserves that and much more" took my heart ❤
No shame announcing her age? She’s 26 lol. Also this looks delicious
I’m laughing in 42 over here
I’m 17. When I one day (probably) have kids, I’d want to make them food daily. It gives me so much energy to watch people enjoy something I made :)
"When life gives you lemons, You call them yellow oranges and sell them for twice the price."
Lmao yes
Genius
Your mom sounds amazing 🥹 I always make something nice for my mom when I get out of school for her to come home to. Normally like a smoothie and a good sandwich or something crazy lol.
That looks delicious!!
Looks delicious! Loved hearing about your mom
You’re a sweet heart and dedicating anything to Amma shows your life and respect for her.
I hit first grade and my mom was like "I'm sick of making lunches make your own"
same. i had plain rice and one egg everyday for 10+ years
Bro my mother got me too wash my lunchbox and make lunch or I had too have that weird overcooked shit they served at the primary school/elementary school cafeteria 😀
Same :( That was my mom too but she did ended up making lunches for me. Or she'll just hand me money when the times she didn't needed. Now I'm 20 and have early college (uni tbs), mom sometimes gives me a lunch (more like breakfast) box but sometimes she doesn't and I have no choice but to remain hungry because we don't get breaks :( and even when we do they're just for 10 mins and so we don't even get enough time to go to our college canteen and have breakfast there
@@devashrijoshi9079 bro at this point you are in college and can make your own lunch
PLSSSS- WHY IS SHE SO PRETTY????
You remind me of the Korean vegan
I love hearing different stories of people with different cultures, I also love seeing the food you two cook😋
"When life gives you lemon.. eat it."
Idk why but you always gave me that chill and fresh vibe like a lemon juice
Anyways i like your channel
Some Indian moms are not badass to threaten their children. Some moms are just badass to support the right and protect their children. That’s what my mom is and I have never been terrified from her.
So so lucky to have a mom like yours 👍🏻 God bless 🙌 not ALL moms are the same.
“When life gives you lemons, eat them”
- The best quote in the world
“My mom?pssh no way”I m dead 💀
Damn, it sounds like dad shouldve helped her :/
Still, that's a lot of work.
@@ajaxjaiswal3442 it is, sounds like she did all the cooking and cleaning and childcare and went to a full time job. No mention of the father helping with three of those things, each of which sound like an incredible sacrifice of time
@@Erin-ho9hj Yeah this shit is pretty common in India. Women are expected to do all the household chores even when they earn whereas men are only expected to do a job and not even lift a finger in the house
Exactly my thought
@@Erin-ho9hj My mom has been doing and still does all of that
Same mine too. I am so grateful for her
I prepared this😁 the taste is unbelievable🤩
Dedicated to her mom " goes and eats it by herself"😂🔥😂
Only dedication,not offering 😂
She does not lives with her mom
@@ridhimaatreja1111 yeah so what's the problem lmao
@@oat2096 umm so how does she offer it to her mom?
Fly to india?
@@ridhimaatreja1111 lmfao, I was to you who said that she should stay with her parents, never about flying the kathi roll to india
Your content looks a lot similar to that of doobydobop’s i mean look at the knife you’re using😂😭
Tina isn't the only one who uses that knife. But I do agree the way she formats her videos remind me of Dooby
@@tamurayui3672 its not a bad thing if she takes ideas from her and stuff i love dooby’s videos
@@Adnia22 ever imagined maybe dooby takes ideas from her lol
Dooby isn't the only person allowed to use a cleaver... And this story and cooking method is very common for a lot of food content creators. She is also showing south Asian recipes, and dooby does Korean so yeah.. they're both unique 😇
@@krupaw9595 im not shaming her for copying her i love such story format videos im just stating the obvious
lol Ikr even my mom is so busy yet she always finds a way to keep us entertained or happy
As an Indian i approve that she's speaking truth 😂❤️
Fr, I agree too!
"When i give you lemons, *eat it*"
LMFAO
“I’m not ashamed of my age” - a 26-year-old
My mom did that to. Managed the home and her work with such perfection and grace. Did not compromise her freedom to work and her financial independence but did not let go of the family reign either. Such amazing news, how they do what they do is a mystery.
my mum hates waking up and I’m always asking her to wake me up early, she sleeps in all the time💀
I am 16 I am on the verge of death
Also I love eating lemons with salt
who doesntttt
With salt and ghost pepper, or thai chilli if I don't want it to be spicy
Omg that looks so good 😭
I love the way she used the word 'amma' and not mom. So genuine and your mom really must be proud of you 🎉❤
I don't know why but I feel sad, I mean that's the reality for woman in India. Waking up in 4.30, doing household chores and managing work life along with it. Not fair, right? A big change is needed in India.
Why is it sad if people want to work hard? If you want to only focus on you thats your choice - leave others alone with their choices.
@PS-ic4bp If people want to work then it's fine, but I'm not okay with this imposed responsibility on a woman. I mean if a woman wants to work and own a career she can do it but she must fulfill household responsibilities, isn't this ridiculous? I mean why we are still stuck into these gender defined roles
Totally 🙌🏽 same happened here
Every indian parent wakes up early and dress their children for schools. EVERY INDIAN PARENT works very hard
Not only Indian parents, all the parents work hard. Btw I am an Indian.
Not all parents do, some just think they work hard 😅
She was indeed tired and its saddening that after working all while ...a helper was indeed needed at home...she doesnt deserve to feel that way...she has a life too :(
My moms Japanese and followed the same routine when I was a kid. Asian moms are truely badass
Sis, I thought you look to be younger than me, and Im 22!
No
Meanwhile I'm gonna turn 16 but I feel like I'm gonna turn 60 💀
Same, But I'm gonna turn 17 💀
"Desi Moms are baddass" got me😂
Lots of love from Bangladesh 💖
She too must have been tired after coming home probably never told you that she is. Moms are moms❤
I can tell you right now. Not all mothers are remotely the same. Parternity and maternity should come with some kind of license requirement because the description of a mother in the video is very very very far away of my personal experience 😅
I think my mother has not cooked a single complete meal in her life or taken any kind of interest in my hobbies. I am glad that is not the norm. Some people just have kids due to social/cultural pressure but have 0 motivation to take care of them.
When you said amma, it suddenly reminded me of " The korean vegan"
Ikrrrr...it gives the same homely vibe
Mother in Korean and Tamil sounds very similar.
Masha Allah my mom was a working mom . She never let us go without breakfast and tiffins to school or college even for a day . She is 78 yrs old now . May Allah swt grant her a very long and healthy life. Aameen summa Aameen. To all moms love ❤
Hey !! I tried this today. Came out well. Your short videos are so attractive. Couldn't resist making this.. tnx for the stories too
This is actually sad. Lets not glorify qomen running themselves into the ground. Sounds like an amazing woman but i pity her.
Thank you.
I'm 108, not ashamed in revealing my age
🤣😂wait.... It's a joke right?😅
@@Zutakuariarifu4623 it wasn't a joke, I just kinda died yesterday...🥹chao~
"Hehehehehehhehe OLD OLD🤣🤣🤣🤣"
She :it's vegan
Me: but there's cheese in it 🤨
Huh there’s not
Its tofu? Its not paneer
She's used vegan cheese? Ever heard of the term before?
Tofu
@@thephantomimperator1646 she used dahi(curd) for marination
Her: vegan roll
Also her: proceeds to throw in some paneer
It's tofu
“When life gives you lemons.. eat it.”
LMAO 💀💀💀
The more videos I watch the more I'm starting to love you haha. Quick ques tho.. don't we need to stir fry those capsicums and carrots ?
The vibe of this video : I'm not like those other girls , i announce my age
First off- love the lemon quote. When I was a smol child I would eat lemons like apples, peel, pith and all.
Even today I still love lemons, though I don’t usually eat the peel and pith now.
And the food looks amazing! This Channel always gives me food envy and then I go to the comments to click the pinned recipie and make it myself. Always sooooo good
I swear
Am having my breakfast now
My mum cooked it
She is packing my lunch
It's 6a.m right now
“When life gives you lemons, EAT IT.”
😊
Make lemonade!
Dedicated to "amma"❤️❤️
I love how language is so universal because I call my grandma Ama too. We’re Mexican
It’s definitely not vegan, rather vegetarian.
I think she used tofu instead of paneer
And there is difference between being a vegan and being a vegetarian
It is vegan, the role is jsut water and flour and the "paneer" isnt cheese, but she subsituted it for tofu. And u can make vegan curd/dahi which is probably what she used (u can see the lumps in it so it definitely is dahi, but probably made with something like cashew milk) and then the rest are vegetables and the green sauce is chutni which is just made out of mint