Dr. Sunita Sah

And one of them just said, let's go. Yeah. And they just dispersed. Yeah. And I was like, what happened? My mom grabbed the cart and she walked as fast as she could through that snicket. I never thought the day would come that she would tell off a group of boys on the street in that way.

And one of them just said, let's go. Yeah. And they just dispersed. Yeah. And I was like, what happened? My mom grabbed the cart and she walked as fast as she could through that snicket. I never thought the day would come that she would tell off a group of boys on the street in that way.

Protection, responsibility. And people do like I can defy for my son so much easier than I can defy for myself. And isn't that sad?

Protection, responsibility. And people do like I can defy for my son so much easier than I can defy for myself. And isn't that sad?

Protection, responsibility. And people do like I can defy for my son so much easier than I can defy for myself. And isn't that sad?

I also think there's something beautiful about having responsibility for someone else.

I also think there's something beautiful about having responsibility for someone else.

I also think there's something beautiful about having responsibility for someone else.

But you can tap into that.

But you can tap into that.

But you can tap into that.

To a loved one. What would you do in that situation? I say that to my son at times when he gets stressed about things. Like, what advice would you give a loved one? What would you tell someone who's in ninth grade right now how to handle a situation? But what that really taught me was that defiance is a skill set, it's a practice, it's not a personality.

To a loved one. What would you do in that situation? I say that to my son at times when he gets stressed about things. Like, what advice would you give a loved one? What would you tell someone who's in ninth grade right now how to handle a situation? But what that really taught me was that defiance is a skill set, it's a practice, it's not a personality.

To a loved one. What would you do in that situation? I say that to my son at times when he gets stressed about things. Like, what advice would you give a loved one? What would you tell someone who's in ninth grade right now how to handle a situation? But what that really taught me was that defiance is a skill set, it's a practice, it's not a personality.

And even though compliance might be our default, it's not our destiny. So we can change. I had seen her come home several times and she would be muttering away. So I'm pretty sure she had seen those boys before. Wow. and not said anything. But now I was with her and she showed me that. And even though it might have changed her, because I do think defiance changes your brain, how you react.

And even though compliance might be our default, it's not our destiny. So we can change. I had seen her come home several times and she would be muttering away. So I'm pretty sure she had seen those boys before. Wow. and not said anything. But now I was with her and she showed me that. And even though it might have changed her, because I do think defiance changes your brain, how you react.

And even though compliance might be our default, it's not our destiny. So we can change. I had seen her come home several times and she would be muttering away. So I'm pretty sure she had seen those boys before. Wow. and not said anything. But now I was with her and she showed me that. And even though it might have changed her, because I do think defiance changes your brain, how you react.

It also changes the people that observe it because that had a ripple effect on me and made me feel like we can all be defiant if we want to be. And that does give quite a bit of hope.

It also changes the people that observe it because that had a ripple effect on me and made me feel like we can all be defiant if we want to be. And that does give quite a bit of hope.

It also changes the people that observe it because that had a ripple effect on me and made me feel like we can all be defiant if we want to be. And that does give quite a bit of hope.