jguifbvf-50307363
jguifbvf-50307363 @jguifbvf-50307363
14 days ago

So I was born in Seoul and moved to the US with my family when I was 12. We settled down in California where I finished middle school, but then went back to Korea for high school. That's when things got pretty interesting, as you can imagine. But let me start from the beginning.

I remember being a curious kid growing up on the streets of Seoul. The city never sleeps and neither do its people! As a young girl, I was fascinated by all the neon lights and bustling energy that surrounded me every day. And like most kids, I had my share of adventures - getting into mischief with friends, exploring hidden alleys and secret spots in our neighborhood.

But when we moved to the US, it was like entering a whole new world. The culture shock was real! Everything felt so different: the food (ugh, why did they have to change all the menu names?!), the language (how do I even say " kimchi" here?!), and most of all, how people interacted with each other. In Korea, it's super poli



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