Stubbornness is often seen as a negative trait. If someone calls you stubborn, chances are they’re not giving you a compliment. But have you realised that in most movies the heroes and villains of the story have some sense of stubborness in order to be head strong and do what they believe needs to be done? In this episode we discuss the general characteristics of stubborn people and how much we resonate with them. 

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Welcome to 2022!! You made it out of the pandemic. How was your experience? In this episode, we’re reflecting on the past 2 years of our lives. From online classes to lockdowns, the pandemic really changed our lives, whether or not we realise it. Our social lives definitely took a huge hit. Zoom calls just ain’t the same. Join us in this episode as we reminisce about the past and talk about the many changes that we went through as well as those that we’re still dealing with. 

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We’re back! Today’s episode is about self-sabotage, which comes in many different forms. There’s perfectionism, negative self-talk, procrastination, and more. Join us in this episode as we share the ways in which we’ve experienced this both in the past and present. (with a little rain ambience because we are in Asia after all) 

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In your 20s, it’s hard to chose between the safety of having a university degree or the urge to drop everything and chase your dreams. In this first episode of season 2, join Faith & Faith as they exchange life stories surrounding education and discovering new passions. Hear personal stories of their struggles and views towards going to uni, including dropping out, expectations, passions, and all the complicated emotions that are brought to the surface when talking about education. 

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Welcome to our season finale!!! Thank you so much for your support if you’ve been following us all this while. We truly appreciate it. In this episode, we discuss societal expectations we 20 somethings face, ranging from relationships to getting a job, education, and also the idea of having to be happy all the time.

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New season coming soon, so stay tuned! 

Welcome to another episode where we talk about what it’s like being an only child. In this episode, we focused on the family dynamic only children have, discussing why we think we’re closer to our parents and the importance of parenting. Do you think only children are spoiled? We talked about that too, along with the expectations and comparisons that come with being an only child. Join us as we dive into what makes our family dynamics so unique. Feel free to join the conversation on Instagram: @thelonlychildren New episodes every Sunday. 

In this episode, we asked each other questions from the latest Yes Theory SPARK cards. These cards were designed to spark meaningful conversations. We’ve been waiting (very patiently) for our cards for a while now, and they finally arrived!!! It was very eye-opening and thought-provoking for both of us, and our love for Yes Theory & what they stand for more than tripled by the end of the episode. Join us as we explore the cards and learn more about who we are, who we want to be, and reminisce a little about who we used to be. Feel free to join the conversation on Instagram: @thelonlychildren New episodes every Sunday.

Being an only child often comes with its unique set of challenges. Stereotypes of being anti-social, selfish, and narcissistic are often thrown at us from an early age. Not to mention constantly being bombarded with the question “don’t you wish you had siblings?”. This is our introductory episode to the topic of ‘being only children'. We’ll start off by discussing “only child syndrome”, debating how real and accurate it may be, relating it to our own childhood experiences as only children ourselves.  Join the conversation on Instagram: @thelonlychildren New episodes every Sunday.