Late Night writer Dina Gusovsky compares her experiences being raised by immigrant parents with American “snowplow parenting.”
Late Night writer Dina Gusovsky compares her experiences being raised by immigrant parents with American “snowplow parenting.”
Your writers are awful.
ReplyThat picture was so cute! I think she is very charming.
ReplySvetlana = Ling ling
ReplyWell that top hat and tux, out does my parents forcing me to wear a blazer and tie my first day at a US high school in NYC. The funny thing, the high school had no requirements for ties and blazers. A skirmish with another student, who promptly grabbed my tie and nearly choked me to death, is why I think NYC high schools have no school tie requirement.
ReplyAgree!!
ReplyIn the Netherlands, we call these kinds of parents ‘curling parents’ because they shove all of their kids’ problems out of the way for ‘smooth sailing’ through life.
ReplyYes ikr. We’re skilled at everythingđđđ¤Ł
ReplyMy Dad was taught to swim by his immigrant father, by throwing him into the lake, and expecting him to swim home. The other kids who were skating seemed to think it was a bit much, but Gramps thought ahead, and tied Dad in a nice warm sack first.
ReplyEverything about this is adorable and funny
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