Kui Mwai

I think a lot of it is freedom and space. The folks that I spoke to, and even in my own experience, for a lot of people, it seemed like it came down to identity, right? Like my parent isn't seeing this core part of who I am, or they're not hearing about this core experience that I had that made me who I am today. So for a lot of people, myself included, it's an opening up, it's a freeing of space.

I think a lot of it is freedom and space. The folks that I spoke to, and even in my own experience, for a lot of people, it seemed like it came down to identity, right? Like my parent isn't seeing this core part of who I am, or they're not hearing about this core experience that I had that made me who I am today. So for a lot of people, myself included, it's an opening up, it's a freeing of space.

I think a lot of it is freedom and space. The folks that I spoke to, and even in my own experience, for a lot of people, it seemed like it came down to identity, right? Like my parent isn't seeing this core part of who I am, or they're not hearing about this core experience that I had that made me who I am today. So for a lot of people, myself included, it's an opening up, it's a freeing of space.

But I think it is just like that room to be who you are, to feel how you feel, to live the life that you want to live. I know with my dad this year, as we've kind of gone back and forth and ping ponged in and out of estrangement, I decided to make the decision to be estranged because I was like, I need to have the room to be me again. This is taking up so much space.

But I think it is just like that room to be who you are, to feel how you feel, to live the life that you want to live. I know with my dad this year, as we've kind of gone back and forth and ping ponged in and out of estrangement, I decided to make the decision to be estranged because I was like, I need to have the room to be me again. This is taking up so much space.

But I think it is just like that room to be who you are, to feel how you feel, to live the life that you want to live. I know with my dad this year, as we've kind of gone back and forth and ping ponged in and out of estrangement, I decided to make the decision to be estranged because I was like, I need to have the room to be me again. This is taking up so much space.

So I really think the biggest thing is freedom.

So I really think the biggest thing is freedom.

So I really think the biggest thing is freedom.

I just feel like when I talk to them, it causes more harm than good. You see people that get along with their parents so well or have like really good parents. Like nobody's perfect, but like it sucks that you like feel like you don't have that.

I just feel like when I talk to them, it causes more harm than good. You see people that get along with their parents so well or have like really good parents. Like nobody's perfect, but like it sucks that you like feel like you don't have that.

I just feel like when I talk to them, it causes more harm than good. You see people that get along with their parents so well or have like really good parents. Like nobody's perfect, but like it sucks that you like feel like you don't have that.

Yeah, well, I definitely think that the pandemic changed everything. And so I think that people are thinking about themselves differently. I think it's completely transformed interpersonal relationships. And even though we're a few years out from the pandemic, I find that we're in something of a puberty of an adolescence when it comes to interpersonal relationships now.

Yeah, well, I definitely think that the pandemic changed everything. And so I think that people are thinking about themselves differently. I think it's completely transformed interpersonal relationships. And even though we're a few years out from the pandemic, I find that we're in something of a puberty of an adolescence when it comes to interpersonal relationships now.

Yeah, well, I definitely think that the pandemic changed everything. And so I think that people are thinking about themselves differently. I think it's completely transformed interpersonal relationships. And even though we're a few years out from the pandemic, I find that we're in something of a puberty of an adolescence when it comes to interpersonal relationships now.

And I think that we're sort of trying to figure out, okay, how do we find those healthy boundaries? How do we take what we learned in the pandemic about ourselves and what we care about and what we want to surround ourselves with and even what community building looks like? And how do we translate that now to a world in which we're not as isolated? There's still a learning curve there.

And I think that we're sort of trying to figure out, okay, how do we find those healthy boundaries? How do we take what we learned in the pandemic about ourselves and what we care about and what we want to surround ourselves with and even what community building looks like? And how do we translate that now to a world in which we're not as isolated? There's still a learning curve there.

And I think that we're sort of trying to figure out, okay, how do we find those healthy boundaries? How do we take what we learned in the pandemic about ourselves and what we care about and what we want to surround ourselves with and even what community building looks like? And how do we translate that now to a world in which we're not as isolated? There's still a learning curve there.

I think that's happening. I think technology also too plays a huge role, right? Like I think TikTok being a platform not just for getting snippets of information, but also really finding community and being more comfortable to open up about certain things.

I think that's happening. I think technology also too plays a huge role, right? Like I think TikTok being a platform not just for getting snippets of information, but also really finding community and being more comfortable to open up about certain things.