a classic staple when navigating girlhood, and though it is not strictly talking about the poc experience of being a teenager raised under an immigrant, it definitely parallels the experiences one may feel. the tears you cry and the anger you incite.
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It speaks so precisely to an idea of the teenage girl experience in a way that I found very relatable but what they don’t tell you is how those feelings will carry over into adulthood
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