Finally Feel
NORMAL.
- 50 Asian stories:
- Mental health, parenting, athletes,
- Stanford, high school stories, and ON and ON
Story Topics:
"Poor to Stanford Scholarship" - Steven Li
"Growing into an Asian Rapper" - Adam Lo
"Coming Out as Lesbian to Parents" - Anonymous
"Adopted with 9 Children to a White Family" - Chris
"Immigrating and the American Dream" - George Le
Running from home, being an Asian in Hollywood, growing up in a cult...
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Photos From the Book:
Some authors included photos to help bring their stories even more to life!
REUNITING WITH MY BIOLOGICAL MOTHER
Nathan Campbell, 23, Charlotte, NC
"Neither of us shed a single tear. We exchanged a slight hug while a surreal amount of awkwardness permeated the atmosphere. Everyone started taking photos of us while we nervously stood together."
THE DRAWING MAN
Vivian Isabel, 22, Virginia
"My mother had a habit of kissing a strange man each night before bed. She would pull back the covers, get onto her hands and her knees, then press her palms together. When she lifted her head, their eyes would meet. This black and white pencil sketch of someone I never knew would be blessed with three kisses..."
REUNITING WITH MY BIOLOGICAL MOTHER
Nathan Campbell, 23, Charlotte, NC
"After dinner, we all went to sing karaoke, something I had never done before. My mother sang a Korean ballad while I sang Bruno Mars’ Uptown Funk. Nothing felt natural. My first trip to Korea only lasted a short while. My adoptive family and I spent our last few days with my biological family hiking in a..."
THE POWER OF HONESTY
George Le, 32, Colorado
"These are the stories I’m sure a lot of our parents have. Most don’t like to talk about their struggles and reminisce on that time in their life filled with fear and misery. It’s these stories that we need to dig out of them so we can remember how difficult their lives were and forever appreciate their sacrifices. My father, my idol, my superhero..."
THE PECULIAR JOURNEY OF AN ASIAN DREAMER
Aloysius Cory Lim, 25. Born in Johor Bahru, Malaysia; renewed in Chicago, U.S.A.
"Have you ever felt trapped inside your parents’ expectations and rules? I don’t mean this in a bad way, that’s for our own good. But as you know, some typical Asian parents expect their children to be doctors, accountants, lawyers... the list goes on. Or have you ever felt like there were so many obstacles in front of you keeping you from achieving your dreams? Being an artist, I have often felt trapped. I faced difficulties on the journey toward reaching my dreams."
THE PECULIAR JOURNEY OF AN ASIAN DREAMER
Aloysius Cory Lim, 25. Born in Johor Bahru, Malaysia; renewed in Chicago, U.S.A.
"At that exact moment, the taxi stopped at the traffic light right in front of New York City Times Square. I looked outside. That was my first experience in America. Dreams do come true..."