What is the most nagging word from your parents at ordinary times?

What my parents nag me most at ordinary times is that I must eat on time at school and not starve myself. Remember to put on more clothes when it is cold. Don't talk to strangers and don't trust others easily. In addition, don't fall in love, because the most important thing now is reading, and it's not too late to fall in love after reading.

Even after I graduated from college, I haven't found someone yet. I feel that my parents' nagging words are constantly changing since I was a child. For example, when I was very young and just started to learn to walk, my parents would tell me that I must keep my feet on the ground when walking. Don't panic. Take your time. When I'm older, I'll go to kindergarten. My parents always tell me that I must listen to the teacher carefully in class, don't make trouble, and get along well with my classmates.

I was rebellious in junior high school. My parents always tell me never to fall in love with boys. Puppy love is a very bad thing for girls and will be laughed at by others. When I was in high school, my parents always nagged. I said don't be too stressed about studying. If you feel tired, you should relax properly. It doesn't matter if you don't get into a good university.

No matter what my parents usually nag me. Their ultimate goal is to make us live a better life. Their nagging words reflect their concern for us everywhere, although sometimes the tone is a bit stiff, and sometimes it is a bit like the old man nagging. However, his love for us will only increase day by day, not decrease.

What my parents nag me most now is to find a partner to marry quickly, or I will become an older woman.