For this week's episode we are once again indulging in our own (binational) experiences. We try to understand how nationality informs our identities, perspectives and self-expression, how being abroad conjures a (lost) sense of belonging, and how our cyber-personas fit into all of this. Also: tune in for Lisa's eloquent discovery of being a Swedish fish in foreign waters. 

Fueled by our irritation towards "that girl" we discuss how lifestyles form the basis of identity in the 21st century, our (un)healthy obsession with routine, and whether we can ever escape stereotyping ways of living.

In this episode we question our belonging to Gen Z based on our shared TikTok phobia: Are we on turning into grumpy old women? Or maybe it's all pandemic-related? Finally, we learn that it might be best to just enjoy the ride into our (hopefully) many years of ignorance.

Pew Research Center Article + Graphical representation in NYT

In this first attempt of an episode we dive back into an embarrassing realisation prompted by a School of Life conversation starter:

In case you're curious and/or guilty take the one-and-only bullshit superiority quiz!

School of Life Am I normal? Card Game

Superiority Complex on Wiki