Our Teen Years, Ilona’s Rugby Journey & Sex Ed Lessons From Mom
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Let's dive on in, shall we? Oh, we're diving in. Breaststroke it. Like a doggy paddle. Oh, yeah, probably. We've never been the best swimmers. Welcome to House Amar, a wave original presented by Samsung. I'm your host, Alona Amar, Olympic medalist rugby player, and no matter how old and mature I get, I will continue to add about two spoonfuls of sugar to my tea and coffee. And I'm your host, Olivia Amar, a content creator, creator of Girl Dinner, and severely lacking vitamin D. And I'm your host, Adriana Amar, human rights advocate, and I still haven't stopped talking about my two study abroad experiences. Two of them, wow. There's so much you don't know about us. Let's do a little background. So a lot of people think that I am the eldest sister.
I don't know if it's maturity, how beautiful I am or whatever it is, the vibe I give off, but I am not. I am a classic middle child. It's true. The oldest over here, we got Olivia coming in at a roaring 30 years old. See, that was disgusting.
Why'd you have to bring that everywhere?
I put in my rider that that wasn't supposed to be discussed. I love it. Yeah, I am the oldest. Classic. I think I'm a classic oldest. Yeah, absolutely. You hit every box. Every box. She is our little mommy when our mommy's not there. She makes us food. She tucks us in. She tucks us in. She cleans up after us. You see the kind of money Alona's bringing in, and it's just, yes, I do the cooking. Yes, I do the cleaning. Yes, right, right, right, right, right, right, right. And then we have the baby over here. The little baby.
The little baby.
I would also say classic baby. Classic baby. I mean, you two, though, but being younger than me, you each got to do the things sooner than I got to do in my life. Especially you. When I got to do it, then you got to do it. But I couldn't do it two years ago. And her especially, too. Well, I was also really good at convincing our parents. I knew how to argue. You just had to know what points to make. We couldn't get our ears pierced until we were 13. but mom and dad, it's basketball season. And so we have to get it before basketball season or else I'm gonna have to take it out.
That's genius. That's 12.
Business, mindset, first and foremost. Olivia and I were always very close in age. I say like, when you got to watch the PG-13 movies, I got to watch the PG-13 movies. But you were, you're almost like two and a half years younger than me, but like three years younger than me in grade. So you kind of felt left out. Yeah, it was tough because you guys were only one year apart in high school together, going through all the same sports teams. And I was still in middle school. And at that age, that just feels... so huge that like distance between us like and you know i was still like beginning puberty and you guys were kind of at the tail end of course we're not going to connect we had our periods yeah no we're getting blood women yeah we're women i was jealous of everyone else in the hall right right Wait to start bleeding. Every time I go, I was like, please, please, please, let there be blood.
Today's the day, yo. But we have gotten over that because that was tough for you growing up, being kind of, not like an outcast, but it definitely was. No, what's the word for it? In a way, we treated you like an outcast at times. Yeah. Because it's four... Not that dramatic. We weren't that mean. Four-ish years between you and I. Whoa, five-ish. Five-ish? You're four and a half. You'll learn living's not the best with math. All right. All right. It got so much better with age. And I think, especially once I graduated high school, I personally noticed a huge difference in our relationships. Yeah. It just, like... We were on the same level. You could see me as an adult. Yeah, absolutely. I see you as a best friend. Did you guys just see?
100%.
I love being mean to my best friends. You two are very similar, too. As you've gotten older, you've almost gotten more similar. same humor same references same references sometimes they'll just be having a conversation and i'm up to date on what's happening in the world too but they they'll be riffing off each other and just say it ping-ponging we do we are close in that way but it is funny because we as close as we are and as much on the references as you are up you are also an old lady in many ways like
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