Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 5月25日 10時32分

In an essay for HuffPost, guest writer Sharon Kwon shared what happened when she and her estranged parents finally talked again.

“In family therapy, my parents and I traveled back in time to the very beginning … we confronted the cultural clashes, language barriers and miscommunication that widened the gap between us,” wrote Kwon, who is Korean American.

“I talked earnestly and openly about my values and beliefs for the first time ever. We talked about our boundaries and what it would take for us both to accept each other and what that kind of relationship could look like. In doing so, I had to again grieve the relationship with my parents that I always wanted so that I could accept them for who they are, acknowledge their limitations and adjust my expectations.”

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