Mothers, what do you actually mean when you say something?

[Anonymous]

Or what do you actually mean when you give a task to your kid.

For example, 'if you get the time, then do this'. From mothers, what does this actually mean? Because my mom becomes angry in the next 10 minutes, if it is not done.

There are other sentences too, specific keywords. Please mention them and their true meanings too.

The instructions by my dad are really clear. The funny thing is, he also gets the scolding sometimes like I get many of the times.

Thanks!

[MTC29]

Although mother is a woman of few words, as a boy or as a grown man, everything she says to me is taken seriously.

When I lived at home and she told me, "I want the lawn mowed this morning," it was meant for me to drop everything, fire up the mower and get busy.

[OlderAndWiser]

Commuicate do not communicate clearly. At best, they give hints which you are expected to perceive and decipher. Get accustomed to this because you will see this same behavior in other women.

[OlderAndWiser]

Thanks for MHO!

[menina]

I wish I could answer this but I can't. I'm not a mother, I probably won't be and I don't have a mother.

[Apple1996]

If I tell my kids or husband to do something I want it done right away

[Anonymous]

That always meant "you better make time and this better be done before I get home " lol

[Andres77]

Suggestions from mom are always orders

[Andres77]

Subtle commands