Amsy's life
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- Growing up in the U.S., I often felt between my family's traditions and the culture in the U.S. At home, we celebrated Birthdays, Christmas and Thanksgiving way differently than from here. However, at school, I faced the pressure to fit in with my classmates. I remember feeling torn when I had to choose between wearing a traditional outfit for a family event or a Halloween costume that my friends were excited about. This experience made me question my identity and how to honor my heritage while fitting into American society.
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- My faith has always been an important part of my life, but it created dilemmas. I struggled with wanting to join my friends at hangouts, birthday parties, and excluding people my own parents suggested to remove from my life. Which often contradicted the way I felt and thought. I remember feeling torn between my desire to belong and the values my family instilled in me, since they have always wanted the best for me, they wouldn't want me to be involved in any secenario where I get torned away. It was a constant battle of wanting to be accepted while staying true to my faith, forcing me to navigate the complexities of my beliefs in a diverse society.
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- During the COVID-19 quarantine, my family and I felt a mix of anxiety and fear about the virus. The isolation weighed heavily on us, I missed my friends and normal life. Yet, we found ways to connect, and cooking together and enjoying game nights turned into cherished moments. While I often felt frustrated by the disruption, I also felt grateful for the time we had together, navigating this challenging experience as a family. Even though everything went back to normal, I still find it amazing how the difference of care the U.S. puts to their country in difference with Honduras.
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