EP. 5 - Finding Home: Navigating New Beginnings and Family Bonds

[@babar00sept]

Hi, it's funny since I was a lonely child not adopted but my parents didn't raise me. At birth we immigrated from France to Canada because my parents wanted a better situation through hard work , so I wouldn't see them for weeks and my dad didn't want me by repeatingly telling me.. Although never hurting me phisicaly.. So different but emotionally similar wondering if my parents would abandon me.. I never could have friends since we moved so often.. You two are great 😊

[@keekingIT]

I look forward to your podcast. Genuine mature conversation story time definitely different from what people see in TikTok. Oh and yes, would be nice to see your parents and sister’s side of things and how they feel when you joke about your abandonment.

[@Rs_Rs-q3k]

I loveeddd her style broooo so coool

[@Midnightjuilet99]

You guys are part of the same coin, but with different faces. Both you guys dealt with mom trauma and attachments issues but approached it from different ways. Mei attached to mom and showered her with love maybe cause deep down she thought if I love her and latch on she won’t leave. While Jei had a strong attachment with you guys foster mom and prob saw this as if I attach myself to this other mother figure I will be taken away from her like I was taken away from foster mom. So jei was protecting herself. - this is my inner ramblings of what I got from your story. But just want to say you guys are amazing and amazing for sharing your story.

[@BernardMaliko-sq2dd]

It's good you stayed together life would been a lot harder if you were separated

[@Sarenia1985]

Beide sehen wundervoll aus. Und grade der masculine Zwilling lässt mich an meiner Sexualität zweifeln. 😊

[@toranaga1969]

Have either of you or together had any interest in learning/relearning Chinese to retain a connection to your ethnicity.

[@Ocean_Plays1234]

Do I count I have 10 subscribers

[@Yasminvictoriaaaaaaaaaaa]

Obviously bc one of them are bi🥴