Slow day for waanjais? Never. We always find things to analyze or cry over.

Today we found out Mama J (most-likely) called G son-in-law!

It& #39;s honestly so beautiful that he& #39;s accepted into their family like that, even just as a term of affection https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😭" title="Laut schreiendes Gesicht" aria-label="Emoji: Laut schreiendes Gesicht">https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤧" title="Niesendes Gesicht" aria-label="Emoji: Niesendes Gesicht">+
As we know, loving each other& #39;s family is a big deal and very important to both sides. It& #39;s so beautiful to see their love and now we get to see how the closest, most important people in their lives accept their love too...with open arms and the widest smiles.+
In earlier interviews, we& #39;ve seen Mama J talk before about how she will love and accept whoever her son loves. She can see how much M loves G. I think the whole world can at this point since they& #39;re so transparent.

But what this shows us is that, even in a playful way, she& #39;s+
not afraid to use such a term with her son& #39;s special one.

I obviously can& #39;t read her mind, but I don& #39;t think most people would jokingly (or seriously) call someone a son or daughter in law unless their child loved that person. It could make their child feel uncomfortable.+
Let& #39;s think about it for a second. If you loved your child more than anything in the world, would you call someone their life partner basically without them being together? That would be a bit much.

I have no doubt that she not only knows and approves of their relationship but+
she is accepting and excited for their future together.

Also, I& #39;d like to point out how beautiful it is for her to accept G in that way. Mom& #39;s view their sons as precious to them. Giving them away in marriage some day, so to speak, is something they take seriously and want only+
the very best for their children. G would never replace M& #39;s mom, but the fact that he is being accepted to that level of love and respect is a big deal if she actually does feel so comfortable calling him that. It& #39;s like an unspoken approval.

I get that it may have been playful+
but it& #39;s something that is also really familial and intimate (in a mom/son way). To me, it says, "You love my son, I love you. You are my son too."

Not everyone out there gets along with their inlaws. I think that it& #39;s wonderful that M and G get along so well with each other& #39;s+
families. It means a lot.

And honestly? Even if the lip-read is wrong, body language doesn& #39;t lie. The way Mamma J hugs G close and smiles so bright and the way she guides him into the right spot on stage, shows that she cares for him.

All of that is truly special. Period. ♡
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*thread correction: I found out that in the Thai language the proper term is daughter-in-law. I was mistaken thinking it was a gender neutral term like faen. But the meaning is all still the same https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="💜" title="Violettes Herz" aria-label="Emoji: Violettes Herz"> I just want to respect Thai culture by pointing it out.
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