Oh gosh don’t bring me back. My stepdad and mom made me call them yes sir and no sir yes ma’am and no ma’am too. But my biological father would get “mad” if I called him sir on accident when I visited him on the weekends lol he’d say “We’re not in the Army, Nikki” ☺️
@@nikkimerrims7765That’s always so good to hear. I finally got to start living with the non-toxic side of my family a couple years ago and it’s just amazing the difference it makes
Lol my friend's dad tried to make me and my brother respond to him with "yes, sir?" instead of our usual "whUt?!??" whenever he called on us but we were so uncultured that he eventually gave up 😂
Oh for sure. God forbid they raise their daughter to be much more respectful than most people nowadays. God they took away the likeliness of her having respect for her elders. 🙄
Just to clarify, the Bible doesn’t condone beating children or demanding respect in the way these parents did. Yes honoring your parents is important but that command isn’t an excuse to treat your kids like garbage because that is not what the Bible asks of parents. Parents treat their kids like crap because they want to or somehow don’t know any better unfortunately, probably because they were raised under the same parental tyranny.
@@TehMomo_yes by abused and abusive people. People blame God for their behavior when in reality it’s the people doing the acts. Yet there are many many many who also haven’t abused it for centuries. Let’s give them applause for actually being decent people who do the right thing.
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@@preciousgem881 ugh shoot okay they are also all documented in my LTK (link in my homepage). I am trying to come up with a streamlined system now that I can’t link anything in shorts.
Thst is such a southern thing. I am a teacher and for some reason I often call my kids by Miss Sarah or Mr. Ethan. But only my littles who are like 5 to 7. The cutest part is that they now call each other Miss and Mr.
It’s a weird control thing. They don’t want these girls to get better, they want them submissive and fearful. If you send your kids to one of these then you’ve failed as a parent.
I grew up in the "lite" version of that but I'm from southern Mississippi where the ma'am/sir, Ms/Mr was just the norm for literally everyone and nobody really thought anything about it. Even weirder - in our pentecostal church, everyone was "Brother" or "Sister" so and so, regardless of age.
I think it’s soooo important that you’re talking about these things!! I grew up similarly, not as severe, but I think this way of life really needs to be seen and discussed!! There is sooo much abuse in a lot of religions!! Physically, Mentally, Emotionally, and even what I’ve started referring to as as Spiritual Abuse because it affects our perceptions of The Creator and our understanding of a Loving Divinity!! …. Kudos to you for pushing through, out, and over the Brutality and Cruelty of your Sadistically Religious Upbringing!!
I just have to ask what is that highlighter pen?? I can't see it in the tagged products but it's absolutely BEAUTIFUL and framed her face so perfectly!!
so overboard. my dad is a southern man who calls all service workers sir and maam as a sign of respect, and we were encouraged to do so but not with threats of punishment???? it’s actually a habit i picked up on naturally, and has gotten me more under the table discounts than i can count lol. after being berated behind a cash register all day and someone comes in and respects you and you’re work- it means a lot
I am so glad that even through small exchanges throughout my life I was taught respect goes both ways. In my native language(Hindi, at least where I come from) there are 2 pronouns for you, casual and more respectful, the same goes for the word yes. I was always told strictly to use and say respectful words but my parents always replied the same way. To this date the have never used the other version of you with me and nor have I with them but it doesn't feel forced.
I'm knew to your site and have learned so much from your tutorials & would like to thank you for that. Could you please tell me the highlighter you used !❤❤
I ❤ this makeup look so much. I know it’s neutral look, but most if the time those are the prettiest. This is one where it’s a beautiful makeup look on its own, but where it shines is that is just gives you a natural glow; you just happen to be wearing makeup instead of the makeup taking over your face. My favorite shadow that gives me a much simpler, but the same vibe is just simply wearing the Sydney Grace Cream Shadow in Starstruck on the lid & blended into the crease. Even though it’s got lots of sparkly mica, it’s still just looks naturally glowy with the shadow blended into the crease, but I have blended a nice brown shadow, San Diego or Toffee, in the crease & use Dark Chocolate shadow as an eye liner & a touch in the outer V. I’ll definitely be back another day to try this look.
I have a very similar story. My Dads family is from Louisiana but we moved to a different state and all of my friends think it’s weird to say yes mam and no sir, but I was taught nothing else 🤷🏽♀️
So gorgeous, this is a beautiful going out look & isnt over the top..❤ Edit: One of my fav things about Emily is she doesnt over do her brows, they look beautiful & natural & suit her hair colour❤
I still live in Wisconsin however when my kids were little we lived in Oklahoma and that’s the way they learned how to address their elders as miss and Mr.
Can I ask, I'm sorry it's on the back of a serious story, but what in the world is the gorgeous highlighter pencil you're using? I really love your makeup and your stories because you just came out so wonderful to spite the odds ❤️❤️🩹❤️
I only do this at home to teach my kids how to speak in public. I myself also speak this way. When my 11 yr old ask me something, I will respond with a yes ma’am. Why? Bc, it’s easier to teach something you practice yourself in front of the person you’re teaching. I don’t really force my kids to say it to me, but bc I say it to them it’s how they respond to me. I just want them to do well and have manners in the professional world.
I'm glad you don't force it. My cousin's dad used to force her to call him sir when we were young and I still remember it so vividly. Like even if he asked her the simplest of yes or no questions and she said "yes daddy" he'd get mad and tell her "that's not how you say it" until she finally said "yes sir". She was almost never allowed to call him daddy and it was sad because there's this young child who has a "sir", not a dad.
I think it's important for my children to respect me that said, respect is something earned. The only titel my kids have to call me is mom. When my daughter asked why i told her it was a privalage. It is gift being called mom. I also believe I need to respect my children
I’m Brazilian and my dad wouldn’t let me call him “você (you)” I could only call him “senhor (sir)”. Now I’m 30 and I only call elder people “sir(senhor)” and “ma’am (senhora)”. Of course the English translation is not exactly so, but you can have an idea. He was a military.
I actually think that making kids use honorifics when most of their society doesn’t (not in the majority of the US) only reinforces the teaching that they also must do whatever they are told by an authority figure. That can make kids *so* much more vulnerable to abuse. I’d rather a kid call me by my name, personally. Unless they’re family or close enough friends to be family. Using Aunt/Aunty/Uncle at least implies some accountability from the adult.
I work with a kid who only calls us ma’am and while it’s polite it drives me nuts. Plus that’s all he says and his voice is whiny and if you tell him to use your name he says he doesn’t know it even though I’ve known him for two years
My parents were super chill so I never called them ma'am or sir. One time I saw my friend call his dad sir and my immediate thought was "wtf that's your dad. He's not a sir. Does he hit you?" All in quick succession. Turns out his parents are just really strict. I'm from Louisiana so it's not uncommon but so weird
I understand what you’re saying and you shouldn’t be punished for that, but I was raised saying yes ma’am and yes sir and I love saying it as a sign of respect and manners
Teaching manners is what the world needs more of today. Were you that bad? Why Did your family send all of their daughters to this facility? My mother wanted to get even with my father’s family so she would have my brother and I call my grandparents and uncle by their first names. She said they were not acting like our family so we should address them by their names. That was a powerful message she sent to them, she had good reason for it. I understood why she did it later in life. I feel for you.
Yeah you have stricter parents, we got a choice of mom/ma'am, dad/sir - the whole Southern mom thing. My dad's family is British, he was in the military in early adulthood, so there's that. I think the all their friends being aunt/uncle whomever, came from my mom.
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My grandparents hated the fact I never said to them yes ma’am or no sir to them. For me it was reserved either for bosses, coworkers that are significantly older than me, or customers. To me family shouldn’t have to be formal with each other.
Im a millitary child and as a military child i hrew up calling people Mr. And Mrs. Because that wa polite. We also said yes sir and no sir. Thing tend to be a little bit stricter as a military offspring. When i was young we had it drilled into our heads not to walk on the grass because it was first sargents grass and our dad could get into big trouble. I am now going through some issues because my college bio teacher has told us to call her by her name. l Because of the way i was raised cant without it feeling impolite and she and my lab partner have started joking about it. My parter makes me be the one to call the teacher over if we need her higjpy encouraging me to just call her by her name.
That sounds something like my grandparents would do, they wouldn't hit you or spank you but they would definitely demand that you call them sir or ma'am, specifically my grandmother, my grandfather doesn't really care anymore, but my grandmother definitely does, I still love them tho.
Forcing your own children to call you "sir" or "ma'am" is truly weird. Like are you that insecure that you need your chidlren to be that scared of you?
I grew up in WI too. Joined the military, learned a lot about saying sir and ma'am. I make my kids do it as practice for how to be respectful, but they don't get whooped for not doing it.
Interesting. I call a lot of people miss 'name' 😂😂 I have been in Wisconsin my whole lifee. 😰 i dont like it, but ive also been in Waupaca county the whole 27yrs
My childhood was super confusing because my parents were divorced but both of them are very religious in their own right so I have a lot of like mixed religious backgrounds anyways on my dad's side of the family it was yes ma'am yes sir and even with my mom's parents we would say yes ma'am yes sir but my mom freaked out and would like beat us if we called her ma'am, but she was a real witch after all. 🙄 here is a short list of all the religious beliefs in my family, Christians, Baptists, Pentecostal young earth/flat Earth Christians, Jewish, Catholic and new-age Christian witches. which has never made sense to me. you can't be both😂. And then there is Wicca, dark magic and Jesuits. After everything ive experienced, i just cling to Jesus. He gives us free will to love him and choose him. Jesus never forced himself on me. He was just always there. Like the perfect gentleman, helping me along the way until i chose him. I do feel like it is important to understand all religons so you can understand your own faith and relationship to God, but you should never force anyone. Just pray for people and love each other. That is what we are called to do.
Oh gosh don’t bring me back. My stepdad and mom made me call them yes sir and no sir yes ma’am and no ma’am too. But my biological father would get “mad” if I called him sir on accident when I visited him on the weekends lol
he’d say “We’re not in the Army, Nikki” ☺️
At least your dad was normal 😂
Were you able to live with your dad after awhile.
@@jjohnsengraciesmom yes, actually. 😄
@@nikkimerrims7765That’s always so good to hear. I finally got to start living with the non-toxic side of my family a couple years ago and it’s just amazing the difference it makes
Lol my friend's dad tried to make me and my brother respond to him with "yes, sir?" instead of our usual "whUt?!??" whenever he called on us but we were so uncultured that he eventually gave up 😂
You're so full of grace still despite what they tried to take from you.
This is a beautiful comment
Oh for sure. God forbid they raise their daughter to be much more respectful than most people nowadays. God they took away the likeliness of her having respect for her elders. 🙄
@@bats9426You obviously do not know her story 💀 Her parents forced her into a cult
@@xo7780 you clearly don't know what a cult is 😂 and if you think it's a cult you must be a very dramatic person
Youre makeup videos are helping me learn ways to better my makeup. Tyy!!! Youre doing great
Yayyy thank you my ❤ so glad
Just to clarify, the Bible doesn’t condone beating children or demanding respect in the way these parents did. Yes honoring your parents is important but that command isn’t an excuse to treat your kids like garbage because that is not what the Bible asks of parents. Parents treat their kids like crap because they want to or somehow don’t know any better unfortunately, probably because they were raised under the same parental tyranny.
and yet that verse has been abused for literal centuries.
Amen❤️
A lot of people shouldn’t have children
@@dannelle17 it’s so awful how many people abuse or neglect children
no child should ever feel unsafe or unloved in his/her own home
@@TehMomo_yes by abused and abusive people. People blame God for their behavior when in reality it’s the people doing the acts. Yet there are many many many who also haven’t abused it for centuries. Let’s give them applause for actually being decent people who do the right thing.
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The tags don't seem to work on my device. Others may be the same
@@preciousgem881 ugh shoot okay they are also all documented in my LTK (link in my homepage). I am trying to come up with a streamlined system now that I can’t link anything in shorts.
Thank you! Worked for me, this was helpful!
This makeup is perfection
Thst is such a southern thing. I am a teacher and for some reason I often call my kids by Miss Sarah or Mr. Ethan. But only my littles who are like 5 to 7. The cutest part is that they now call each other Miss and Mr.
i hate calling them sir and ma’am!! i will never make my kids call me or my husband/wife ma’am, sir, or anything like that if they don’t want to!!
what the FUCK is that highlighter omg.. it literally looks so stunning
colorpop shadow stix angel vibes
It’s a weird control thing. They don’t want these girls to get better, they want them submissive and fearful. If you send your kids to one of these then you’ve failed as a parent.
Despite that horrible place, I love the Southern way of calling people Miss Emily or Mister Bob. It’s just like a warm hug to my ears.
I feel like I would like it better if I knew it wasn’t forced, just something some people choose to do
@@laurenj6771that’s usually how it is if there isn’t abuse or control involved in the home.
Do your parents ever watch your videos or know you have a UA-cam channel. Btw your makeup is stunning as well x
They do know she has a UA-cam channel! But I wonder if they watch her videos too..
They both know and sometimes my mom watches but I tell her not to 😂
@Ark-ys2up you worded this perfectly thank you
It's amazing how highlighting changes and defines the face. Great video ❤
Hair and makeup looks great
I grew up in the "lite" version of that but I'm from southern Mississippi where the ma'am/sir, Ms/Mr was just the norm for literally everyone and nobody really thought anything about it. Even weirder - in our pentecostal church, everyone was "Brother" or "Sister" so and so, regardless of age.
Miss Emily is a fantastic MUA ❤and I love this look my gorgeous friend I'm loving the grape kaja lip oil!! 💜
Your hair ❤❤❤ beautiful
“Cuz I had leveled up”💅🏼
What pencil highlighter did you used?
Colourpop exact one is tagged
This was what I wanted to know too, it's gorgeous....
God bless you dear. I’m so sorry for what you’ve been through❤️❤️
Emily you are so beautiful! ❤
Love the beautiful eyes then understated brows, I'm definitely doing this ❤
My favorite look so far!!
Beautiful!
Thank you angel!!!
Beyond stunning wow ✨✨
I think it’s soooo important that you’re talking about these things!! I grew up similarly, not as severe, but I think this way of life really needs to be seen and discussed!! There is sooo much abuse in a lot of religions!! Physically, Mentally, Emotionally, and even what I’ve started referring to as as Spiritual Abuse because it affects our perceptions of The Creator and our understanding of a Loving Divinity!! …. Kudos to you for pushing through, out, and over the Brutality and Cruelty of your Sadistically Religious Upbringing!!
My manager at my old job did this and had all her kids do it as well. She was originally from Florida so it checks out
I just have to ask what is that highlighter pen?? I can't see it in the tagged products but it's absolutely BEAUTIFUL and framed her face so perfectly!!
colorpop shadow stix angel vibes
so overboard. my dad is a southern man who calls all service workers sir and maam as a sign of respect, and we were encouraged to do so but not with threats of punishment????
it’s actually a habit i picked up on naturally, and has gotten me more under the table discounts than i can count lol. after being berated behind a cash register all day and someone comes in and respects you and you’re work- it means a lot
That high lighter is stunning! May I ask what the product is?
What pencil were you using to highlight your eyes and nose with? Gorgeous
I'm from Louisiana too
What’s the name of the highlight stick you used?! It’s beautiful!!!!! 😍😍😍 please do tell!
I am so glad that even through small exchanges throughout my life I was taught respect goes both ways. In my native language(Hindi, at least where I come from) there are 2 pronouns for you, casual and more respectful, the same goes for the word yes. I was always told strictly to use and say respectful words but my parents always replied the same way. To this date the have never used the other version of you with me and nor have I with them but it doesn't feel forced.
GIRL! What is that highlighter? You are GLOWING
Sameee 😢 What is that highlighter
I'm knew to your site and have learned so much from your tutorials & would like to thank you for that. Could you please tell me the highlighter you used !❤❤
I go to a military school and we have to call 12 years ma'am and sir......
Plz tell me what brand and color that eyeshadow stick is? It is beautiful!
shoutout from Louisiana
I was brought up the same in saying yes ma'am, yes sir.. and use only last names with Miss or Mr.
What is this highlighter pen you are using?! I neeeeeed to know 🥰😍😍
I ❤ this makeup look so much. I know it’s neutral look, but most if the time those are the prettiest. This is one where it’s a beautiful makeup look on its own, but where it shines is that is just gives you a natural glow; you just happen to be wearing makeup instead of the makeup taking over your face. My favorite shadow that gives me a much simpler, but the same vibe is just simply wearing the Sydney Grace Cream Shadow in Starstruck on the lid & blended into the crease. Even though it’s got lots of sparkly mica, it’s still just looks naturally glowy with the shadow blended into the crease, but I have blended a nice brown shadow, San Diego or Toffee, in the crease & use Dark Chocolate shadow as an eye liner & a touch in the outer V. I’ll definitely be back another day to try this look.
I have a very similar story. My Dads family is from Louisiana but we moved to a different state and all of my friends think it’s weird to say yes mam and no sir, but I was taught nothing else 🤷🏽♀️
So gorgeous, this is a beautiful going out look & isnt over the top..❤
Edit: One of my fav things about Emily is she doesnt over do her brows, they look beautiful & natural & suit her hair colour❤
What highlighter did you use?
What is that highlighter pencil???
What highlighter or eyeshadow stick is that ?
Miss Emily, what palette are you using? It looks like heaven!
this is so unrelated but what is that highlighter stick?? 😍
Im in the south and people have been calling me ma'am and miss (and once or twice sir😂) since i was around 15
I still live in Wisconsin however when my kids were little we lived in Oklahoma and that’s the way they learned how to address their elders as miss and Mr.
That doesn't sound strict that sounds like a sign of abuse… sir/ma'am for a parent is a rather concerning thing to be forced to say…
Omg, THIS is where I struggle so much with they and gender identity. Like if I don't call you a ma'am or a sir, or someone's gonna smack me 😭😭😭
Very lovely 😍
Can I ask, I'm sorry it's on the back of a serious story, but what in the world is the gorgeous highlighter pencil you're using? I really love your makeup and your stories because you just came out so wonderful to spite the odds ❤️❤️🩹❤️
Colourpop shadow stick in angel vibes! If you click "view products" you can see everything she used.
How do you take care of your skin??? ❤
Prettytyyyyy
I always called my friends parents miss/mr their name. Never called my dad sir tho lol
what's the highlighter thingy
Shout out Louisiana ❤🎉
I only do this at home to teach my kids how to speak in public. I myself also speak this way. When my 11 yr old ask me something, I will respond with a yes ma’am. Why? Bc, it’s easier to teach something you practice yourself in front of the person you’re teaching. I don’t really force my kids to say it to me, but bc I say it to them it’s how they respond to me. I just want them to do well and have manners in the professional world.
I'm glad you don't force it. My cousin's dad used to force her to call him sir when we were young and I still remember it so vividly. Like even if he asked her the simplest of yes or no questions and she said "yes daddy" he'd get mad and tell her "that's not how you say it" until she finally said "yes sir". She was almost never allowed to call him daddy and it was sad because there's this young child who has a "sir", not a dad.
What highlighter stick is she using anyone know??? Man she is stunning
I think it's important for my children to respect me that said, respect is something earned. The only titel my kids have to call me is mom. When my daughter asked why i told her it was a privalage. It is gift being called mom. I also believe I need to respect my children
I’m Brazilian and my dad wouldn’t let me call him “você (you)” I could only call him “senhor (sir)”. Now I’m 30 and I only call elder people “sir(senhor)” and “ma’am (senhora)”. Of course the English translation is not exactly so, but you can have an idea.
He was a military.
Hello from Louisiana
I actually think that making kids use honorifics when most of their society doesn’t (not in the majority of the US) only reinforces the teaching that they also must do whatever they are told by an authority figure. That can make kids *so* much more vulnerable to abuse. I’d rather a kid call me by my name, personally. Unless they’re family or close enough friends to be family. Using Aunt/Aunty/Uncle at least implies some accountability from the adult.
I work with a kid who only calls us ma’am and while it’s polite it drives me nuts. Plus that’s all he says and his voice is whiny and if you tell him to use your name he says he doesn’t know it even though I’ve known him for two years
What shadow stick is that???
My husband wanted our kids to call us sir and ma'am - he was from Louisiana too. When I tell you I PUT MY FOOT DOWN because absolutely NOT.
In jrotc we call everyone by miss (last name) or mr (last name)
My parents were super chill so I never called them ma'am or sir. One time I saw my friend call his dad sir and my immediate thought was "wtf that's your dad. He's not a sir. Does he hit you?" All in quick succession. Turns out his parents are just really strict. I'm from Louisiana so it's not uncommon but so weird
My parents made me and my siblings say yes ma’am and Yes Sir with serious consequences if not said with genuine feeling.
I grew up in a very religious place and we were made to call every miss mrs. Mr. Ma'am sir. Even in Spanish 😅
It’s so weird to call ur mom and Dad sir, in Germany that’s a formerly way to speak to strangers😂
I understand what you’re saying and you shouldn’t be punished for that, but I was raised saying yes ma’am and yes sir and I love saying it as a sign of respect and manners
Teaching manners is what the world needs more of today. Were you that bad? Why Did your family send all of their daughters to this facility? My mother wanted to get even with my father’s family so she would have my brother and I call my grandparents and uncle by their first names. She said they were not acting like our family so we should address them by their names. That was a powerful message she sent to them, she had good reason for it. I understood why she did it later in life. I feel for you.
Yeah you have stricter parents, we got a choice of mom/ma'am, dad/sir - the whole Southern mom thing. My dad's family is British, he was in the military in early adulthood, so there's that. I think the all their friends being aunt/uncle whomever, came from my mom.
I grew up having to say this as well it was a cold stare down or sent to room otherwise
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My grandparents hated the fact I never said to them yes ma’am or no sir to them. For me it was reserved either for bosses, coworkers that are significantly older than me, or customers. To me family shouldn’t have to be formal with each other.
Mum and dad. Those are parents names… why would parent wanna take away the one thing only your children can call you.
I thought i heard deviled up 😂
Imagine how insecure you have to be to have your kids call you "Sir!"
Unless you are military or like a teacher.
Im a millitary child and as a military child i hrew up calling people Mr. And Mrs. Because that wa polite. We also said yes sir and no sir. Thing tend to be a little bit stricter as a military offspring. When i was young we had it drilled into our heads not to walk on the grass because it was first sargents grass and our dad could get into big trouble. I am now going through some issues because my college bio teacher has told us to call her by her name. l Because of the way i was raised cant without it feeling impolite and she and my lab partner have started joking about it. My parter makes me be the one to call the teacher over if we need her higjpy encouraging me to just call her by her name.
What s the highlighter stick????😵
I'd love you to do my make-up 😊
That sounds something like my grandparents would do, they wouldn't hit you or spank you but they would definitely demand that you call them sir or ma'am, specifically my grandmother, my grandfather doesn't really care anymore, but my grandmother definitely does, I still love them tho.
Forcing your own children to call you "sir" or "ma'am" is truly weird. Like are you that insecure that you need your chidlren to be that scared of you?
I grew up in WI too. Joined the military, learned a lot about saying sir and ma'am. I make my kids do it as practice for how to be respectful, but they don't get whooped for not doing it.
As a fellow bayou baddie, yes ma'am and yes sir are very important down here
Bayou baddie is such a great term omg
I actually like calling everyone "miss/sir", but maybe in my language, it sounds better. Never will be doing that under the pressure, though.
Sounds like good parenting :) honestly. Not being sarcastic.
Interesting. I call a lot of people miss 'name' 😂😂
I have been in Wisconsin my whole lifee. 😰 i dont like it, but ive also been in Waupaca county the whole 27yrs
Question: do you still speak to your parents or are you nc with them? Just curious
Are you still in contact with your family?
My childhood was super confusing because my parents were divorced but both of them are very religious in their own right so I have a lot of like mixed religious backgrounds anyways on my dad's side of the family it was yes ma'am yes sir and even with my mom's parents we would say yes ma'am yes sir but my mom freaked out and would like beat us if we called her ma'am, but she was a real witch after all. 🙄 here is a short list of all the religious beliefs in my family, Christians, Baptists, Pentecostal young earth/flat Earth Christians, Jewish, Catholic and new-age Christian witches. which has never made sense to me. you can't be both😂. And then there is Wicca, dark magic and Jesuits.
After everything ive experienced, i just cling to Jesus. He gives us free will to love him and choose him. Jesus never forced himself on me. He was just always there. Like the perfect gentleman, helping me along the way until i chose him. I do feel like it is important to understand all religons so you can understand your own faith and relationship to God, but you should never force anyone. Just pray for people and love each other. That is what we are called to do.
Calling parents sir and ma'am? What happened to mom and dad or mother and father
I come from a catholic family and this is so true . I’ve called friends my age this before and always confused them .
Saying yes sir / ma’am is just basic manners lol
Leveled up is some cult shit