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Oh my, is right. Here in the U.S., one of the most stressful parts of high school is preparing for college.

Watch Episode 18: Express Yo’self! This deep dive episode was hidden away in my archives and for some reason didn’t air when it was supposed to! And, it’s on a favorite topic so I had to show it of course. 🙌 I know I keep harping on Reply 1988, but there’s just so many gems …

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Watch Episode 17: Deok-sun’s Character and Leadership A favorite character of mine is Deok-sun in Reply 1998. 🥰 She’s got such “AEGYO” – that charming cuteness she shows through her expressions and mannerisms! Deok-sun’s genuineness makes her a winning character in my book because she’s perfectly flawed, relatable, and demonstrates integrity. In Episode 14, she …

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Watch Episode 16: Coming full Circle I’m so glad that I was encouraged to watch “Dear My Friends.” 🙌 What an underrated K-Drama it is! I cried my way through most of it because it was just so touching. Pulls at your heartstrings, you know? Shout out to @iris.kim7 and @sheena.yap.chan for telling me about …

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How can we best deal with regret so we aren’t living with remorse? What have you said or done recently that you are regretting? How are you managing it so it doesn’t dictate your decisions and control your future in a way that is unhealthy? Ponder these questions as you watch this latest episode. 🧐

This episode is dedicated to our caregivers out there! Caregiving is hard and there’s a lot of stress in being a caregiver. It’s a big part of Asian culture due to things like filial piety and collective identity. Caregivers can carry such burden and get overwhelmed due to the responsibility they hold.

It’s important to “study” your kids to understand what makes them tick and what floats their boat so you can connect with them.

It’s important to “study” your kids to understand what makes them tick and what floats their boat so you can connect with them.

As I see it, through our love of #kdramas (and #kpop), there’s powerful intersectionality between Asian and Black culture.

As I see it, through our love of #kdramas (and #kpop), there’s powerful intersectionality between Asian and Black culture.