Mothers are often an insatiable source of wisdom for their children, but there is a kind of universal language that Cuban mothers share, which Imaray Ulloa managed to summarize perfectly.
"Things my mother taught me," the Cuban influencer can be heard saying in a video where she and her mom are the main characters.
In the end, it's quite funny to see how the supposed teachings are not conventional at all.
"She taught me religion," Imaray insists, and immediately after, her mom can be heard telling her while washing clothes by hand: "Pray because this stain comes out."
“She taught me to choose,” says the young woman while her mother scolds her for being messy: “You have two options, either you clean up, or you clean up.”
"It taught me hierarchy," she adds very convinced when she hears her mother clarify: "What do you think I am, your maid?"
According to Imaray, her mother also taught her to reason, especially when she says, "I'm telling you, and that's it."
In the video, the Cuban influencer continues to unleash the teachings of her mother, but there is no doubt that many of us have learned from our mothers the same as Imaray from hers.
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