In the next few weeks, we will be speaking with different eldest daughters and their experience in the dating world. 

This week, I am joined by Winnie. We discuss her dating life and how being an eldest daughter played a role. We speak about married life to a second eldest son, who is also from an immigrant home. We also discuss how supportive her parents were during break-ups, which was the most amazing thing ever!! 

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With our new rant sessions, we thought it would be good to have a quick round-up of the conversation and issues that continue to affect our community. This week we tackle three things, birth order, impostor syndrome in eldest daughters (ie you don’t feel like you should be having eldest daughter issues) and seeing our parents as everyday people rather than your parents. 

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Let's stop shaming women for infertility. In this episode, I discuss some of the issues women face back home and the diaspora regarding their journey to motherhood. 

Loneliness has been affecting a large amount of the population. This week I speak about how loneliness manifests ad how we can deal with it from an eldest daughter's perspective. 

This week, I am joined by Cessiah. She speaks about her role in a Filipino household and navigating her way around being a caregiver to her non-verbal, autistic, less-abled baby sister. We also speak about her career, going to therapy and dealing with trauma. 

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This week we are joined by Home Girl, Lydia. We discuss the flipping of a father/daughter relationship and how she became the parent to her dad and siblings. 

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TRIGGER WARNING: Today marks the International Day of Zero Tolerance for female genital mutilation (FGM). More than 200 million women and girls worldwide and around 137,000 women and girls in the UK are living with the consequences of FGM. We hope this episode sheds a light on this issue and enables us all to play our part in the work to eradicate FGM. 

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As immigrant children, we often have financial pressures not only in the diaspora but also in the homeland. This episode helps us and our parents navigate our way around those pressures. From paying school fees, buying land and asking for iPhones.

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Hi, eldest daughters... It's the time of the year where we may be forced to spend time with family members that we try to avoid at all costs, here are a few tips that may help us navigate our way around being around them. 

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This week we're joined by Kofo! Kofo is the eldest daughter in two households- you can imagine how hard that is! Despite the difficulties, Kofo learnt a lot from her first home and ensured that her experience in the home would be better. Listen to her tips and advice! 

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