Sylvie Huang·1d agoNot Enough in Either: on growing up Taiwanese-Singaporean and moving to England at sixteenI was born in Singapore, not long after my parents moved there from Taiwan. Growing up, I always felt different. Foreign. Like I didn’t…
Fonsopeony·Oct 30Diaspora Diaries — the in between.I am a third culture kid. It sounds derogatory initially, or can be interpret as such. But the phrase has been reclaimed over the last few…A response icon1A response icon1
Eunji·Oct 17Why this Korean will yap about Indonesia — and KoreaWhy am I curious about Indonesia? and why did I create this account to yap about it?
InILLUMINATIONbyEsra Tasdemir·Oct 14Are Third Culture Kids Really Privileged?How growing up everywhere gave me the world, but made the simple act of staying feel like an impossible task.A response icon2A response icon2
sprinklepoop5076·Oct 11Where I come fromOur university counsellors recommended us to write something using this prompt and I thought it would be a nice first post.
InThe Narrative ArcbyYuko S.·Aug 31The Wrong Kind of ImmigrantIn Japan, it was my face. In Germany, it’s my German.A response icon13A response icon13
The Nomad's Dispatch·Aug 12Where Is Home When You’ve Lived All Over the World?On belonging, identity, being a third culture kid, and learning to feel at home almost anywhere.
InBetween Worlds, Cultures, IdentitiesbyAlice Serena Arianna Mathieu·Aug 5Still MovingFree verse poetry on liminality <𝟑 .ᐟA response icon2A response icon2
RINRIN·Aug 5I Am Japanese. But I Cannot Say That Without Hesitation.Growing up between Japanese and English left me with two ways of thinking — and no simple answer to where I belong.
