Hot TikToker of Vietnamese origin sobbed when his parents objected to the art industry
The story of parents orienting their children’s careers and future seems to be an eternal and never-ending story. Agree that, parents are the ones who love their children the most and always want to give their children good and wonderful things. However, there is a harsh reality that most young people do not want to follow the path that their parents have oriented or set, they also have their own dreams and want to assert themselves on the path they have chosen. choose.
And so, the conflict broke out. Some of you listen to your parents and then achieve success, but you are not happy. Some people vehemently refuse and then chart their own path, end up with failure or success, but perhaps they have never regretted it.
The Vietnamese girl was opposed by her parents for her passion for art
Recently, a hot girl TikToker of Vietnamese origin who owns a TikTok account named @kaitlynnbui with more than 100,000 followers and over 6.5 million likes shared a “storm” video online.
The video content is Kaitlynn’s conversation with his parents about choosing a career. Kaitlynn is seen in the video crying while having dinner with her parents. Her mother questioned how “self-sufficient” she would be after graduating with a bachelor’s degree in arts. She asserts that it is “very difficult to survive” in this life if her daughter is to study art.
Kaitlynn then joked that she would “find a rich husband”, and her mother bluntly commented to her daughter that she was “too short, small”, “nothing can be done”. and “nothing compared to others”.
Kaitlynn’s father went on to say that she needed to “stop daydreaming” and “be more realistic”.
Kaitlynn’s video was posted on April 9 and has so far attracted more than 10 million views. Many TikTok users have left comments expressing support for her and encouraging her to follow her dreams despite the criticism of her parents.
Kaitlynn’s father says she needs to “stop daydreaming” and “be more realistic”.
Chef Jon Kung also left comments and offered encouraging tips for the young lady. He shared: “Hi. I also have an art degree here and I use it more than my law degree. Be strong girl. Everything will be fine.”
Many others also shared their own experiences when they had to choose their own path and were strongly opposed by their parents.
One netizen commented that young Asians are “faced with the same culture and the same pain” by their parents’ unreasonable house arrest. While another wished that “Asian parents are more understanding and supportive of their children’s choices”.
Source: TikTok, Nextshark
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