I said “Ajumma” and “Ajumma” means “Ajumma”

(1)It’s a world where you get criticized when you call an old lady
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(4)They’re all 17 years old. If I’m 37 years old, I’m an old lady
(5)My mom is 40 years old, so it would be better to call her a lady of her age
(6)It’s not a pretty expression to be a lady
(7)My parents are abroad, so I don’t live with them
(8)Living together in a married aunt’s house
(9)My aunt is 37 years old and my friend comes to visit me often
(10)It’s hard to call her aunt or “Hey there”
(11)I don’t think she’s older than me
(12)I thought it was right to call her ajumma, so I called her ajumma, but at first, she wasn’t being straightforward, but now that we’re a little close, why don’t you call me ajumma? I’m stressed out
(13)I’m not even married, but I don’t think I should be called a lady
(14)Why is he so rude? My mom said this at home

(1)She said, “Why is she so rude? Did my mom teach me like that at home?”
(2)Tell her she was taught to be a lady by someone her mother’s age
(3)So, all of a sudden, he’s swearing at me for my birth year
(4)I doubted you for a moment
(5)I was so shocked that I was there, but later, I complained to me and apologized
(6)It was a long time, but I got so angry and cursed
(7)And I thought I wouldn’t eat the die anymore
(8)I don’t understand when I get older and I turn 37 years old
(9)I don’t think you’d feel bad about a 17-year-old being a lady at all
(10)You call her an old lady. Then what do you call her
(11)This is not home-schooled, and it’s the right nameI think I don’t want to hear it, so I’ll call you Auntie
(12)I’m not ashamed to be old. I’m just born first
(13)I just live up to the standards I set
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