There are an endless amount of variables that make up who we are.

From where we are born, to what kind of parents we have, and what hobbies we develop.

But throughout history, those variables were limited.

We'd be born in a village and likely stay there for most of our lives.

Our hobbies would be restricted to what's around us, and we'd likely end up with a similar

profession to our parents.

And just complete lack of the ability to create a middle ground in any kind of conversation,

because he sees why I love the most as evil.

And he sees my best friends as the best friends.

That's Amar, back in 2018, where he was cornered into making the

extremely challenging and life-changing decision to stand up to his dad who told him to quit

YouTube forever. There was a very large cultural misunderstanding of the essence behind what we were

trying to create. And as a result, Amar's dad cut ties with him and they didn't speak to

each other for three years, and are to this day only speaking on rare and important occasions.

I always knew that it will come where I will have to make the decision between

seeing my family or what we're doing here. I know that what we stand for and the purpose that

we're bringing this world is going to be just worth just making the hardest decision I've ever had to make.

In 2021, for our society as a whole, our identities are growing exponentially in complexity.

Our career choices have heavily expanded, with access to the internet every niche interest in

the world can find a community, and many people are moving to new countries, or have immigrant

parents and are therefore left juggling their culture of origin and their new one.

I just know that I'm probably one out of millions who are one of the same positions.

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