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"I don't agree that it should be on me ..." Oh, not at all. It just reminded me of the many immigrant families I've known, especially how the middle generation
by a_a_r_o_n 15y ago
"I don't agree that it should be on me ..."
Oh, not at all. It just reminded me of the many immigrant families I've known, especially how the middle generation acts as a bridge between old and new.
"Take care and happy holidays."
The same.
- Mz 15y agoMy mom is a first generation immigrant. I often let her assumptions and misunderstandings of my sons simply stand. My sons tend to get a lot more of those explanations out of me, though sometimes only months after the fact (long, machiavellian story there). A similar pattern is emerging at work. I do explain stuff at work when asked. But I guess my policy at work mirrors my policy at home: I explain it to people I trust and who ask nicely.