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41 Things That Are Just Too Damn Real If You Have Indian Parents

1. On encouragement.

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2. On education.

3. This truth.

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4. On disagreement.

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5. On beliefs.

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6. On mastering the art of texting.

7. And improving communication skills.

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8. On accepting gifts.

9. On marks.

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10. And cleaning.

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11. On honest and open conversations.

12. And worrying about your safety.

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13. On being savage.

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14. And entertaining guests.

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15. On good habits.

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16. And their love for tattoos.

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17. And sass.

18. This morning routine.

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19. This regular interrogation.

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20. On dating habits.

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21. On expectations.

22. More expectations.

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23. This daily occurrence.

24. This other frequent occurrence.

25. Parenting 101 feat brown mummy.

26. This other truth.

27. On priorities.

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28. And more priorities.

29. On money-saving tactics.

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30. This scary AF thing.

31. On being pissed.

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32. On being grateful.

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33. This hurtful fact.

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34. On struggle.

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35. And trust (or the lack of it).

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36. On being protective.

37. And being adorable at the same time.

38. On possessing superpowers.

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39. On pride.

40. On always being your cheerleader.

41. And finally, on being the best-est.

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  • grbmallajosyula
    1 day ago
    The BTS one warmed my soul… sorry y’all I’m an army😅😅🤣🤣
    5

  • starfox80
    1 day ago
    Why you be stalking me Buzzfeed, this stuff accurate as frigg.
    5

  • basil_sage_oregano
    1 day ago
    Lol i understand these, but I’m so glad my Indian parents refused to be like this
    4
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