I pretended my father would be OK. I discovered in his memoir that he lied to me too
- Posted on October 4, 2026
- By The Age
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In brief
A compelling exploration of intergenerational misunderstandings between immigrant parents and their children. Through discovering his father's memoir, the author uncovers hidden truths and reexamines their relationship dynamics. This introspective narrative reveals how family members often conceal their struggles and emotions, and how personal growth comes through understanding different perspectives shaped by migration experiences and cultural backgrounds.
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I pretended my father would be OK. I discovered in his memoir that he lied to me too
My migrant father and I never quite saw eye to eye. Now, as I get older, I think I am beginning to better understand him.
