My epiphany: To be a girly girl and to be financially literate
Dear readers, About a couple of months ago, I had an epiphany of some sort and while exchanging voice messages with some friends on Whatsapp - as well as purchasing three rare gyaru magazines - it resurfaced in my mind. That’s when the thought of titling this Substack article came to my head: ‘To be a girly girl and to be financially literate.’ A lot of children of ethnic minorities or immigrant parents will definitely understand how it feels to have frugal parents or parents with the mindset of not spending any money at all and only spending money on necessities. So to my eldest daughters of ethnic minority/immigrant parents who always wanted the finest things in life (or just anyone in general) - this is for you. *** I believe that being an adult doesn’t mean that you have to not enjoy or embrace things that you once always dreamed of having as a child. It could even be emphasised that being an adult is the best time to finally acquire the things that you want. When discussing...
