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  I agree with this definition of 'mom' I think it's sweet rather than intrusive.
context: I’ve definitely experienced both, but right now I have a coworker who jokes about being the mom of the office. For her, that means stocking up on food, covering shifts, and standing up for us to management.
  She’s not like other moms. She’s a cool mom. >
  
  I am a mom but I am not your mom. Last thing I want to do is take care of adults >
  
  People actually do that?
  Office mangers in my experience often say the opposite in my experience. Most say, they aren’t our moms. >
  
  Probably true but it’s probably needed unless you have high contributing members. >
  
  I actually call my boss (the office manager) the 'mom' but not in a bad way. I say it because she is an older lady who is just so kind and loving; she genuinely cares about everyone. Like if somebody is late she actually worries about them, doesn't get annoyed at all. She remembers everyone's birthday, work anniversary, life events, everything. She's not a micromanager at all, in fact some people unfortunately walk all over her because she is so kind.