The first time I went grocery shopping I bought more frozen items than could possibly fit in the little freezer. I had to give stuff away to the neighbors before it all thawed. And I remember being a little bit shocked at how there were ALWAYS dirty dishes. Like I would wash them and wash them and wash them and then turn around to find they were filling the whole sink again. And don't even get me started on what I discovered about bathrooms!
Living by myself was actually so much easier, single mom and two siblings. My mom was always working and I did everything domestic. We also lived on a bit of land and had some farm animals and crops so that was an experience too. Doing dishes and laundry and cleaning and bathing, watching siblings constantly, taking care of animals and remembering their medications, taking care of plants and school. It was pretty tough but it made me feel so much better when I moved out and just had to clean up after myself, cook my own food, only spent 50 dollars on a grocery trip, did my own laundry. I feel like life is easier when you’re only worrying about one person.
Same with me. I actually cried because I was hungry and I didn’t know where to go get the food. It was the first evening on my own and I didn’t know the area. That was the first time in my life to experience homesick. I was 16 back then…..
@@mio_sehenomamonjy yes. I’m independent, tolerable and confident. I have learned to be optimistic. I understand “life”. But my mom might think that I’m too “independent” 😅and wants me to go back home, because since then I’ve never gone back home, as to live. Now I’m 39 and settled down in another country. She must have missed me because I rarely visit home. 😂 I’m like a bird that flies away once it learns how to fly….
@@patbamm4926 woah this actually gives me a bit of hope for myself if i ever live alone one day. I'm pretty much very scared of life and very indecisive for my age (im 16 lol). Thanks for sharing your experience btw
@@mio_sehenomamonjy Accept that you're gonna make mistakes, forgive yourself for it and remember we humans learn better through mistakes but if you can avoid making mistakes on things that should be obvious by all means avoid making it but even if you do, don't worry too much about it, dust yourself off and do it again in the right manner.
my thoughts exactly..she's 19.. I was already watching my two younger siblings at 8 too .. have had to bathe them and prepare lunch for all 3 of us almost everyday.. but it's okay.. i accepted that that was the card I was dealt with in my early life.. it made me independent and learned to enjoy whatever was there that can be enjoyed.
There’s no shame with helping out a bit at home, this generation of kids is extremely spoiled. But I feel bad for people who didn’t get to experience normal childhood. Kids should have a little bit of fun and carefreeness before having to face all the difficulties that adults face. If you can’t even give them a seldom piece of that, why bother having kids? Because it’s expected, because they are an investment, because you don’t want to be alone, because you want to continue the legacy? It’s really selfish to have kids but not be able to give them a good life.
I love my childhood years but.. I bought food and made myself foos from I was 6. Like easy ones? I just wandet to do it and did it by myself? Like sometimes I ate the whole month only food I made and I was like 7 and a half at that moment 🤷♀️
I can't relate. I started doing house chores when I was 10. From cooking, cleaning the house, washing everyone's dishes, doing laundry. So for me when I first found myself living alone, it was a sigh of relief. I could cook or not do so if I felt like it, wash the dishes at my convenience, no many people to make the house dirty on a daily basis. Basically, no pressures of being a girl child😭 Only shock was being aware of end month
I can relate 😭😩 being the only girl and your mom didnt make your brothers do house chores as much as you, so you wash their clothes, their dishes, clean after them and when I moved out when I was 18 it felt the best 😅🤣🤣
Oh this reality shookt me too when I first live by my own. After doing a bit of my grocery I went home and felt hungry cause it’s dinner time only to realised all I bought was soda, snacks, chips and chocolates. Didn’t sink in yet that I have to be the one now to buy real food 😂
In the early 80s ,once I was old enough ,like 14 years old my parents starting going away for weekends. So I had to sort myself out at home. I loved it ! I was a really practical kid . I left home at 18 ,married at 19,1st kid at 20. I love running a home .
Em...I probably was raised in a completely different country. I knew how to cook, clean, do the laundry and pay electricity bills (still mommy's money) years before I became an adult and financially independent
And that's why in my day you got started in the kitchen from 6, washing dishes standing on the She drinks crate. Then starting oreping veggies at 8 and actually cooking food and baking bread at 12, all 4 out of 6 kids, 3 🙋🏾♀️& 3🙋🏿♂️; youngest 2 got away with murder!😒 Left home at 19 and was running my own home no probs and helped friends with no clue, to transition like Saoirse.🤗
moved into my first place at 16, i swear we forget that we needed everything lmao, I'm surprised we had blankets the first night haha. but made some great memorys in that place.
I just recently, few days ago, watched her movie Hannah. It was the first time I'd seen her. Now I m paying attention to her. I'll tell you why. She's a very good actor. She's an interesting person. I love her accent, reminds me of 'the old country'. She's not bad looking either. Seems a well raised girl too.
I was the opposite, when I got my first flat the first thing I did was stock up on everything. I was so proud of having my very own place that I went around my new - tiny - home with a notepad writing down everything I could think of that a house needed, shit like furniture polish, brillo pads, ketchup, coasters, batteries, dry wipes, butter, sticky tape, ice cream, a calendar, soap, eggs, wellington boots, etc.
I'm glad my dad made sure I fed myself and knew how to take care of the house before I left home 😂 I definitely did not have the same reality check, cause it was always reality to take care of myself.
Irish accent is one of the hardest to understand. I don't know how actresses like Saoirse does England-american accents with such ease and their native accent stays intact. I change accents according to the movie I watched recently.
Im originally from Caracas, Venezuela. This video is giving me culture shock. Particularly the sentance "if im hungry, i'd actually have to sort that out myself." No disrespect to this beautiful young lady, i respect humans from all walks of life. But damn that was the biggest culture shock slap ive had in a few years. *For context, as a kid i did have to know how to hunt my own meals when times were the worst. not as bad as it sounds though , times were sometimes better and you could go to the store*
Except I was raised by working set of parents. So I always ate by myself and did dishes coz that's how things happen at my home always. Everyone does their own chores. So it was nvr reality check 😂
@@Maria-td3bo I'm not assuming she doesn't have working parents. I'm assuming she has a set of parents who did those basic chores for her which is why living by herself was a kind of hard for her initially.
@@trusfratedkim4226 "except i was raised by working set of parents.' It's the "except' in your sentence that created the narrative that hers didn't, that's all.
That is so funny!! My mom stopped feeding me anything but dinner once I was like a junior in high school 😂 She did pack my lunch until sophomore year though which looking back was very sweet of her
I also moved to London at 19. I just ate chocolate and crisps most of the time. After the first 2 weeks, I was feeling like death. I cried to my mum about it and she asked me: have you eaten? I said no. After my first lunch at the uni cafeteria, I felt incredible. I thought: Wow, eating every once in a while really makes all the difference.
Love her accent "kewtch" 😂💜
Kewtch kichan fewd ....i can't 🤣😂 i luv her i hv accent too but her unique
Yeah, me to it is awesome :)
Giving southern USA accent with a twist of Boston
@@searchingforname700 hahahahahahaha truly comical in my weird ears
@@jaissegobelyn9667 same 🙋
Then there is the realization that the toilet paper doesn’t magically appear!
Lolll
😱🤪🤣👍
This omg this one was it for me. 😂 the freaking tp!
And the paper towels!!(bounty)😩
Did that 5 minutes after moving in.
Her voice is enough to make me want to move to wherever she is from.
Ireland…
Really her voice is enough for me to want to move away from wherever she’s from. 😳
@@babydollers2586 Two kinds of people....😂
Just wait until you see Carlow you’ll take that back very quickly
From the most beautiful country in the world..... Ireland
This is why I lost weight when I moved away. I just didn't eat sometimes
:))))) same, we were smoking instead and get to sleep🤣🤣
@@beatrice6420 in my case, I forget to eat and then forget that I forgot to eat. The next day, I realize, "Oh, I didn't have dinner last night."
same! I lost tons of weight lool i can cook but not when i have to clean after it lmao i lived on crackers and milk
@@jackelynjones omg! Yes! Until now, sometimes I decide to order take out not cause I don't wanna cook but cause I don't wanna do the dishes after 😂
Oh yeah, I had cereal for 2/3 meals a day in college, sometimes 3/3.
Niall Horan and her should become friends I could listen to them talk all day with their cute accent
Same
Maybe they are ha although never assume just because their Irish although I bet they follow each other's careers
The lovely bones was a brilliant film
The first time I went grocery shopping I bought more frozen items than could possibly fit in the little freezer. I had to give stuff away to the neighbors before it all thawed. And I remember being a little bit shocked at how there were ALWAYS dirty dishes. Like I would wash them and wash them and wash them and then turn around to find they were filling the whole sink again. And don't even get me started on what I discovered about bathrooms!
😂
Do get started
🥶😪😅
Took me 2 years to learn how to live alone
Just moved into my first apartment on the first of this month and I’ve never read anything so accurate. I didn’t think I ate that much like damn.
I LOVE HER ACCENT!
We all do
That accent is too addictive ☺️
Yes n she loves her own voice 😅
her accent is so lovely. i can hear her speak all day!
Her accent is kyuuttt. And I remeymberr.🤞
We all have that moment of reality shock. You take your first step into adulthood when you have that very first realization
Not the ones that had parents that actually prepared us for the reality of life!
No, I was shopping and cooking and cleaning since forever. Not everyone is spoiled uberprivileged coutdz potato.
My brothers was electric is not free, as he used to leave all the lights on lol
Living by myself was actually so much easier, single mom and two siblings. My mom was always working and I did everything domestic. We also lived on a bit of land and had some farm animals and crops so that was an experience too. Doing dishes and laundry and cleaning and bathing, watching siblings constantly, taking care of animals and remembering their medications, taking care of plants and school. It was pretty tough but it made me feel so much better when I moved out and just had to clean up after myself, cook my own food, only spent 50 dollars on a grocery trip, did my own laundry. I feel like life is easier when you’re only worrying about one person.
I just absolutely love listening to her talk. Her accent is addictive and endearing.
She can be talking about anything in the world and I'd be listening just because of her accent 😂 I love it!
Same with me. I actually cried because I was hungry and I didn’t know where to go get the food. It was the first evening on my own and I didn’t know the area. That was the first time in my life to experience homesick. I was 16 back then…..
What about now? I want to know how much you've changed since you were 16!! Became more independent?
@@mio_sehenomamonjy yes. I’m independent, tolerable and confident. I have learned to be optimistic. I understand “life”. But my mom might think that I’m too “independent” 😅and wants me to go back home, because since then I’ve never gone back home, as to live. Now I’m 39 and settled down in another country. She must have missed me because I rarely visit home. 😂 I’m like a bird that flies away once it learns how to fly….
@@patbamm4926 woah this actually gives me a bit of hope for myself if i ever live alone one day. I'm pretty much very scared of life and very indecisive for my age (im 16 lol). Thanks for sharing your experience btw
@@mio_sehenomamonjy Accept that you're gonna make mistakes, forgive yourself for it and remember we humans learn better through mistakes but if you can avoid making mistakes on things that should be obvious by all means avoid making it but even if you do, don't worry too much about it, dust yourself off and do it again in the right manner.
@@thereckon3592 thanks a lot, advices always mean something to me. I'll keep them in mind!
The Irish accent is gorgeous!
Adulting is a rude awakening, maintaining Adulting for life is Soul crushing.
And she was 19. How lucky. I had to do those things since I was 8. Never really enjoyed my childhood.
my thoughts exactly..she's 19.. I was already watching my two younger siblings at 8 too .. have had to bathe them and prepare lunch for all 3 of us almost everyday.. but it's okay.. i accepted that that was the card I was dealt with in my early life.. it made me independent and learned to enjoy whatever was there that can be enjoyed.
I started cooking for the whole family and cleaning all the house all by myself when I was 10 😭
There’s no shame with helping out a bit at home, this generation of kids is extremely spoiled. But I feel bad for people who didn’t get to experience normal childhood. Kids should have a little bit of fun and carefreeness before having to face all the difficulties that adults face. If you can’t even give them a seldom piece of that, why bother having kids? Because it’s expected, because they are an investment, because you don’t want to be alone, because you want to continue the legacy? It’s really selfish to have kids but not be able to give them a good life.
@@wharrevah Isn't that called parentification?
I love my childhood years but.. I bought food and made myself foos from I was 6. Like easy ones? I just wandet to do it and did it by myself? Like sometimes I ate the whole month only food I made and I was like 7 and a half at that moment 🤷♀️
Literally moved into my own place yesterday and had this same realisation 🥲
I can't relate. I started doing house chores when I was 10. From cooking, cleaning the house, washing everyone's dishes, doing laundry. So for me when I first found myself living alone, it was a sigh of relief. I could cook or not do so if I felt like it, wash the dishes at my convenience, no many people to make the house dirty on a daily basis. Basically, no pressures of being a girl child😭 Only shock was being aware of end month
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ODFOD. It’s not about you.
@@JulieWallis1963 💀
I can relate 😭😩 being the only girl and your mom didnt make your brothers do house chores as much as you, so you wash their clothes, their dishes, clean after them and when I moved out when I was 18 it felt the best 😅🤣🤣
Oh this reality shookt me too when I first live by my own. After doing a bit of my grocery I went home and felt hungry cause it’s dinner time only to realised all I bought was soda, snacks, chips and chocolates. Didn’t sink in yet that I have to be the one now to buy real food 😂
I can hear her talking whole day!!! 🖤🖤
Love Saoirse, as a proud Irish woman
I truly believe I could listen to her talk forever 💕
As a mom of a couple adults just starting out, this video is so wholesome and funny 🤣
everytime i see shorts with saoirse i stay to watch, love that accent
In the early 80s ,once I was old enough ,like 14 years old my parents starting going away for weekends. So I had to sort myself out at home. I loved it ! I was a really practical kid . I left home at 18 ,married at 19,1st kid at 20. I love running a home .
I love how relatable she is.
Cawouch
🤣😂
😂😂😂 Thats cold
“Fewds” 😅❤.. love her! So much talent, this girl!! 🌸💕
She's one of my future baby mamas.
growth and character development
luvvvvv it 💖😘😍🥰🤟🤙
She is too adorable!!!❤️❤️❤️
this was the first time in which i noticed her accent, I'm flabbergasted ❤
Lovely accent lovely girl exceptional actor really one of the best female actors around
Em...I probably was raised in a completely different country. I knew how to cook, clean, do the laundry and pay electricity bills (still mommy's money) years before I became an adult and financially independent
You were raised right.
She is so beautiful ❤
I’m obsessed with her accent!
I wish I could change my Siri's voice to Saoirse's. I could talk to my phone for the rest of my life 😍
Beautiful Irish accent and a beautiful Irish girl.
I could literally listen to her talk for hours. Can she do ASMR or audio books?? 🥺
She is brilliant❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Seroise Ronan and Olivia Wilde on one sofa is like heaven for me
Love her natural accent.
Amazing actress
Ireland Accent
No shit Sherlock
Yeah jajajjajaja
Okay, that makes sense too
And that's why in my day you got started in the kitchen from 6, washing dishes standing on the She drinks crate. Then starting oreping veggies at 8 and actually cooking food and baking bread at 12, all 4 out of 6 kids, 3 🙋🏾♀️& 3🙋🏿♂️; youngest 2 got away with murder!😒
Left home at 19 and was running my own home no probs and helped friends with no clue, to transition like Saoirse.🤗
I remember having that realization as well.
I could listen to her all day long.
My mum settled me down twice and she made sure there was food🥰
That’s a desi mom.
moved into my first place at 16, i swear we forget that we needed everything lmao, I'm surprised we had blankets the first night haha. but made some great memorys in that place.
I love listening to her talk.
She is a very classy and beautiful woman !
I could listen to her everyday for the rest of me life.
"Freedom "is ❤❤❤ GREAT love 💕
I just recently, few days ago, watched her movie Hannah. It was the first time I'd seen her. Now I m paying attention to her. I'll tell you why. She's a very good actor. She's an interesting person. I love her accent, reminds me of 'the old country'. She's not bad looking either. Seems a well raised girl too.
my mahm got me sætled in
She's perfectly cool this one 🔥
I love her accent and voice. She should do book reading and SIRI/ALEXA/GOOGLE voiceover work.
the host: ya... ya, ya ... ya, ya! YA!
So very relatable!
her accent 🥹 soooo adorable
Saoirse is fantastic.
✨KEOUWTCH✨ love it
I was the opposite, when I got my first flat the first thing I did was stock up on everything. I was so proud of having my very own place that I went around my new - tiny - home with a notepad writing down everything I could think of that a house needed, shit like furniture polish, brillo pads, ketchup, coasters, batteries, dry wipes, butter, sticky tape, ice cream, a calendar, soap, eggs, wellington boots, etc.
That was also my exact reality check lmfao.
Such a cute accent!
Time for a shot of Irish whiskey! 😆
Not olive oil being in shot 😭
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING
And the way she laughed is just... ughhhh...
That accent 😍
Realising you are the adult hits hard😂😂
Gotta love mams!
So pretty
I love her accent! I remember watching Derry Girls because they have same accent ♥️
Listen to that chapter podcast mike and keith are like listening to a couple blokes in the pub 😂
I'm glad my dad made sure I fed myself and knew how to take care of the house before I left home 😂 I definitely did not have the same reality check, cause it was always reality to take care of myself.
She has a beautiful accent
💚👉👉👉 the accent 👈👈👈💚
Such a riveting story
I love the irish accent ❤❤❤❤
Irish accent is one of the hardest to understand. I don't know how actresses like Saoirse does England-american accents with such ease and their native accent stays intact. I change accents according to the movie I watched recently.
Remember.... remember.... remember... remember...
Learned that at 8. Lucky to have a nice life that you only figure it out at 19
Her accent is completely wild hahaha sooo cute
I think she is wonderful 😊
Im originally from Caracas, Venezuela. This video is giving me culture shock. Particularly the sentance "if im hungry, i'd actually have to sort that out myself."
No disrespect to this beautiful young lady, i respect humans from all walks of life. But damn that was the biggest culture shock slap ive had in a few years.
*For context, as a kid i did have to know how to hunt my own meals when times were the worst. not as bad as it sounds though , times were sometimes better and you could go to the store*
Except I was raised by working set of parents. So I always ate by myself and did dishes coz that's how things happen at my home always. Everyone does their own chores. So it was nvr reality check 😂
I wouldn't assume she didn't have working parents.
@@Maria-td3bo I'm not assuming she doesn't have working parents. I'm assuming she has a set of parents who did those basic chores for her which is why living by herself was a kind of hard for her initially.
@@trusfratedkim4226 "except i was raised by working set of parents.' It's the "except' in your sentence that created the narrative that hers didn't, that's all.
Love her voice
#13 is so beautiful...
I love her accent ❤❤❤❤
That is so funny!! My mom stopped feeding me anything but dinner once I was like a junior in high school 😂 She did pack my lunch until sophomore year though which looking back was very sweet of her
I had the same realization 😭😩 I didn’t want to learn how to cook when I was with my mom until I moved out 🥲
I remembererrr
I also moved to London at 19. I just ate chocolate and crisps most of the time. After the first 2 weeks, I was feeling like death. I cried to my mum about it and she asked me: have you eaten? I said no. After my first lunch at the uni cafeteria, I felt incredible. I thought: Wow, eating every once in a while really makes all the difference.
Hilarious that you water marked a video that belongs to someone else, lol!
Suddenly Lea Thompson's accent in BTTF3 doesn't seem so bad 😄
🤣🤣🤣 when your looking for the adult and you realise your the adult xD
*You’re*
Who cares what she saying just listen to her talk beautiful love your accent
I love her accent
Love Olivia and saorse