The last name culture is very close however we divide each other because of it. For example: Hmong Yang can't eat heart base on myth. If you unify the whole Hmong thru culture, religion and love. I think it's the first step you have to do. Then you unite everyone together there is no more last name. Because there is no more my religion is better then yours, there is none of that. It's more of hey your my brother, my sister you need my help I'm there.

When I see a pretty girl, I get nervous just as much as anyone else. I still get the butterfly, no one really believe that.  I hardly approach girls at all or anywhere, unless we have some sort of connection or eye contact.  My rule of thumb is when I approach a girl is, I assume she is taken.

Luas tsaaj yug tsi rug luas tsaaj, luas tsaaj taag yug le ua dlev nuam yaaj (People are busy yet you remain still, like a curious dog you are later triggered by people's stillness)

"I was looking for hope." He needed to understand his purpose in life. At almost rock bottom, he deviated from what he knew and found his OWN path.

If you never take a shoot, you will never score! It can be dangerous, it can be scary, for me? However it's a no brainer I'm gonna do it because it's something I want to conquer in life.

I only stayed for my daughter! To this day my daughter ask me "why can't we be family?" My answer to my daughter "I'm in tears but mommy didn't see daddy like that."

Folktale says, bride price and where it came about.  It said that you are not gonna love, cheerish our daughter well.  So with that being said you must pay.  In some conclusion it is possible she probably gonna get mis treated and death, so it was a way to pay in advance to a possible funeral fee.

"I was seeking meaning and purpose....everyday I wake up, I want to give balance, joy, happiness and meaning to the world."

It was hard for me to deviate away from being a good son.....there was alot of pressure....there were many times I wanted to run away.

"My son said softly, "Mom, hurry before dad comes into the room." She took her kids, left, and never looked back.