Accepting the Duality of Our Parents - by Vandan🏡

Hello from San Francisco! This week, I’m visiting a good friend in San Francisco and given the time difference, this one is coming out a bit later than usual. This week, I’m exploring the duality of feeling grateful for all our parents have done for us while still acknowledging what they may have not done, which can be extremely challenging for children of immigrant parents.

Hello from San Francisco! This week, I’m visiting a good friend in San Francisco and given the time difference, this one is coming out a bit later than usual. This week, I’m exploring the duality of feeling grateful for all our parents have done for us while still acknowledging what they may have not done, which can be extremely challenging for children of immigrant parents. Let me know what you think, I’m alway looking forward to hearing feedback. In literature and film, we come across characters who are either all good (e.g., Goku from Dragon Ball Z or Frodo Baggins from The Lord of…

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