@invinciblevenus_: Everybody I’ve ever felt the biggest immediate familiarity, connection and alignment with had at least one migrated parent or was a migrant themselves. Especially when it’s women, this hits even deeper. What I’ve observed is a deep hunger, a craving and a restlessness, a duty to the world and an inner knowing that one is meant to pursue something greater. In varying degrees every single woman of this background has this. Do you relate??

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halahjz
ᥫ᭡𝐻 :
Moving while growing up is an experience that makes you uniquely find comfort in yourself rather than a specific homeland or culture. I wish for everyone to experience this at least once , because once you grow up it’s very hard to recreate that feeling as an adult
2026-09-29 13:51:48
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ariannafreya_
Freyaarianna🪽 :
You remind me of princess Diana your very elegant and pretty and soft spoken
2026-09-29 18:51:18
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qureisha8
qureisha8 :
I have no one to rescue me… it was ingrained to me at 8, hope this helps
2026-09-29 18:01:43
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yas________0
yas_______\_ :
100% that’s why I moved to nyc. I can’t even connect with people that much anymore who are not multicultural
2026-09-29 14:31:26
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drora2412
drora2412 :
I have absolutely NO ONE to rely on, migrated from LatAm to the EU and now I have a dependent son. You better believe I will fight to the grip for us, he will know his mother did everything possible for him. 🥰
2026-09-30 08:14:24
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alicej12293
minh :
Do you think your experiences as a white woman moving away from a first world country would differ from those of somebody with a more typical migrant background?
2026-09-29 14:33:06
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user948825470606884
user9488254706068 :
I’m American thinking of moving or immigrating to Germany. I have friends there and a landing spot but trying to think about how to go about it… I don’t know German but my friends say I can use English until I learn. Do I move for a year and see if I like it? Is that long enough?
2026-09-29 18:02:56
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reaa6062
ST :
You're the coolest person on the Internet 🥰🥰🥰
2026-09-30 06:31:50
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naha.fits
naha.fits :
Oh my godddddd, i am in the middle of finding myself again, after many different seasons, and looking for my purpose in this life 😭 i have so many great, ambitious ideas that i would like to pursue, but omgggg i need to be in service to others!!
2026-09-29 16:02:25
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mayaisherelole
mayaishere :
i have lived 10 lives in the last 10 years. many peoples lives depend on me. it took me so much to reach here so yes i need to become more and i also crave more
2026-09-29 15:08:13
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emomauigurl
EmoMauigurl :
I’m from Canada too and lived in the states for like 18 years now yessss I think of this often too
2026-09-30 06:30:21
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technicolorchainsaw
Remington :
yes! especially since I'm a migrant to Germany...I suddenly have so much access to ability to travel around Europe, and I really feel like my best friends are always other migrant women or queer people because exactly like you said, we're looking for the best lives possible
2026-09-29 18:38:23
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chiguire_444
Emiii °❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:・ :
I don’t know you were also an inmigrant! I’m also usually drawn to other migrants or people with migrant parents. Right now it’s been quite hard for me in school because of the language (ich bin in der 13. Klasse in Deutschland), but this video reminded me of why I’m doing all of this. Thank u 💗💗
2026-09-29 18:00:07
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djcairomonroe
djcairomonroe :
Also we mixed race first generation immigrant kids are FREAKING WILD 😂😂😂😂
2026-09-29 14:19:02
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lara.cc2
Lara Cc :
I can relate, I have two cultures and moved to a third country, i was doing so well at work before being bullied by locals. 😕
2026-09-29 16:08:22
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officialanaisa
Anaïsa ❤️‍🔥✨ :
Yes, I migrated from Poland to Germany at the end of the 80s as a child and it shaped me tremendously. (This + growing up in a violent home) I switch easily between languages and cultures, I want a lot from life and have made huge shifts and pivoted quite drastically throughout life. I have lived briefly in London and in Seville, Spain and am currently thinking about migrating again. I could go on about this for hours how much it has shaped me
2026-09-29 15:58:40
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meritaf
user8133802508928 :
yess relate so much!! i love the song children of diaspora by lowkey for this reason
2026-09-29 16:57:11
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marypinkmatter
mary :
i always thought the above average desire i feel to achieve my goals and craving for any kind of human interaction and so on came from the fact that i was raised typically russian, very interesting to consider that it’s probably a broader and more general concept. iiinteresting
2026-09-29 15:16:51
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oopsi.80
oopsi.80 :
100% I was born an immigrant and then immigrated twice myself and I always connect so strongly to others whos identity is formed from this. it's part the audacity to take up space and in places where you're not guaranteed it. Neither the place I hold a passport in nor the place I was born or live in now "claims" me. I must exist in a way that allows me to prosper.
2026-09-29 15:44:23
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milanpyramid
milanpyramid :
Hi Isabella that’s me actually! I would love to connect with you and talk 💖
2026-09-29 14:21:01
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elspth
Elspth :
I always felt that I was going to be an immigrant once I’m an adult. And now I am one although I was forced to immigrate (not what I expected to do when I was younger). And now I feel stateless. I don’t belong in my home country and recently realised that I won’t belong in any other country at all. It’s such a lonely feeling that is hard to process but it’s freeing me, at the same time, in ways I could never predict before.
2026-09-29 18:45:07
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fiorelena
fiorelena :
Very true🩷 I speak three languages. I’m from Poland, have lived in Spain and 12 years now in England. And next year moving to Italy due to my partners job lol. So full on 🥰 but yeah migration keeps you going and keeps you on your toes
2026-09-29 20:41:43
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marthestargazer
Mariam ⭐️ :
I have to agree! I remember moving abroad alone at a young age, meeting people from very different cultures, then coming back home and realizing how much strength this experience gave me and how much hungrier it made me for life because I realized I could make any place home. It felt like there was so much more of me I could not explore at home, no matter where I would had been born georgraphically. I was the one creating my home, not the country or not even anyone in partical. It made me feel so much strength within myself that I have been changed towards chasing something even greater after that. Although I do have to add that I guess there was always some drive within all of us (migrants, travelers) that led us to trying it ❤️ur amazing i love ur videos so much!
2026-09-29 18:43:53
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barbaritsssss
barbaritsssss :
soy chilena, vivi 3 años en Bogotá y ahora llevo 3 años en Hamburgo. Te encuentro toda la razón. [Conmovedor]
2026-09-29 19:02:07
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lizasaurus6
lizasaurus6 :
FACTS!
2026-09-29 15:31:56
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