MY ADOPTION STORY Pt. 80 | BEING ALLOWED TO SPEAK UP
People often ask why/how my parents let me speak up about adoption. This is a problematic question for multiple reasons. I am an…
People often ask why/how my parents let me speak up about adoption. This is a problematic question for multiple reasons. I am an…
Discussing adoption with people in the fog can be a bit uncomfortable if you are at a different point in your journey. I…
When a transracial adoptee begins to open up about their adoption trauma and struggles with racism, it can be jarring to their friends…
One of the most common forms of invalidation I see is, ‘My child hasn’t expressed these feelings so yours aren’t valid’. The problem…
As a transracial adoptee, I had always felt in-between. Being torn between two families, cultures, races, and identities. It wasn’t until recently that…
Learning Chinese was something I attempted to do as a child. I didn’t appreciate Saturday school. Even though my parents said I would…
You all submitted questions, and I am finally answering them! My videos are filmed and scheduled to publish weeks in advance. While I…
When someone is struggling with their self-worth and finding their place in the world, they are often met with the response, “Just own…
People always ask me about how it was having a Chinese, transracial adoptee as a sister. Parents wonder if they should adopt another…
Those big milestones are supposed to be really happy moments. For adoptees, they can be a bit more complicated. While I am also…