When I wanted to join the Pandoras, my mom had an anxiety

When I wanted to join the Pandoras, my mom had an anxiety attack.

📖 Kim Shattuck

🌍 American | 👨‍💼 Musician

🎂 July 17, 1963 – ⚰️ October 2, 2019

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---Kim Shattuck--- This quote highlights the conflict between personal aspirations and parental concern. It reflects how the desire to pursue one’s passions can be met with overwhelming anxiety from loved ones, especially mothers who worry about their children's well-being. Such moments underscore the importance of understanding and communicating in families, balancing individual dreams with familial support. It's a reminder that pursuing what makes us happy can sometimes come with emotional challenges not just for us but also for those close to us.

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