They are also international adoptees children of refugees, children of immigrants, children of minorities, children from multicultural background, mixed heritage kids, children of borderlanders and many other groups that just feel misunderstood because there is this dominating home culture, in your case, the US. And yet you're dealing with a lot of other cultures and backgrounds and family in other countries, et cetera. So that could be interesting to read more into
We're all sort of approaching the age of 30 now, and it's funny because I think that some of us are still really struggling to navigate this particular spectrum, given where we live. It's just overwhelming. I think at times the options at which you can be involved with your culture. But then at times, you feel like sort of like what I mentioned in the previous, Well, you sort of don't really feel like you fully belong to either