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There is still loneliness for those of us who immigrated at a very young age. Most of the time you feel as if you're neither Canadian nor Iranian. At times you're not accepted by either group. And even when you are, you were raised with one culture at home and another at school. The two will often clash and make your life extremely difficult. There are many things that you will want to do that your parents won't allow you to do because it's not right in the Iranian culture, and there are many things you will want to do from the Iranian culture but again your parents won't allow you to do because you're a first generation immigrant and you must solely focus on making them proud first. I'm grateful that we moved here when I was young but it was definitely not easy and it definitely put a lot of pressure on our whole family.

@@srirrach3846 Yes, you're right 😔 But, at young age your thoughts are more flexible, you can get the culture easier, and of course nowadays you feel that you are Canadian! And by the way when you emigrate in twenties or thirties, you're not under the pressure of school and children in your age, because you are more grown, and you proudly introduce yourself as you're principal origin. But maybe you would have accent and less flexibility to change! In both ways, there are positive points and negative ones, IMO sooner emigrate is better🤷🏻‍♂️🤕

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