Two zellenial Kenyan-Amarican young adults discussing the trial and tribulations of growing up and being in your 20's while manuvering the duality of being a child of the diaspora. From dating, relationships, parents, careers, and mental health, we bare it all no topic is off topic.
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Two zellenial Kenyan-Amarican young adults discussing the trial and tribulations of growing up and being in your 20's while manuvering the duality of being a child of the diaspora. From dating, relationships, parents, careers, and mental health, we bare it all no topic is off topic.
We explore the theme of sacrifices, particularly focusing on the sacrifices made by parents for their children and the generational perspectives on these sacrifices. Discussing our personal experiences growing up in immigrant families, the responsibilities placed on older siblings, and the emotional complexities surrounding familial relationships. The conversation delves into the balance between gratitude for parental sacrifices and the need for personal autonomy, ultimately highlighting the nuanced dynamics of family life and the impact of cultural expectations.
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07:56 - Exploring Parental Sacrifices
10:25 - The Weight of Expectations on Children
12:48 - Cultural Perspectives on Sacrifice
22:57 - The Burden of Parental Sacrifice
26:03 - Navigating Generational Expectations
29:13 - The Role of Siblings in Sacrifice
33:32 - Reflections on Personal Sacrifices
38:05 - The Complexity of Family Dynamics
41:51 - Sacrifices in Relationships
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Untitled Africans
Two zellenial Kenyan-Amarican young adults discussing the trial and tribulations of growing up and being in your 20's while manuvering the duality of being a child of the diaspora. From dating, relationships, parents, careers, and mental health, we bare it all no topic is off topic.
