• The 1960s Generational Divide and the Palette of Independence (from the HIstory tapes)

  • Mar 28 2024
  • Length: 18 mins
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The 1960s Generational Divide and the Palette of Independence (from the HIstory tapes)

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  • This episode delves into The 1960s generational divide and societal pressures, and how it impacted my relationship with my mother which led to an emotional confrontation revolving around her cliched disapproval of our then-unconventional choice to live together. Her concern for social optics clashed with my desire for personal identity and love and framed my future. Are you struggling with familial bonds in the pursuit of individuality and independence? This episode details the complexities of carving out one's path while honoring the roots from which we've grown.
    It was true, Greg was young and unformed, as my mother had said, but he'd responded to me with a purpose others had never hinted at, and I'd fallen in love with him, loving me and the idea that we would leave home together

    The complete documentary Through a BlueWindow can be seen on my youtube channel shellfein1. I would love to hear your thoughts.
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