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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 1H 5M

Raised by Different Worlds

from Don't Quote Us with Al and Val · host Alani and Valeria

How much of who we are today was shaped by the families who raised us?In this episode, Al and Val reflect on growing up in very different family environments and how those experiences influenced their views on love, relationships, conflict, and connection. From married parents versus a single-parent household to adoption, grief, and the loss of grandparents, we explore the lessons we learned (both intentionally and unintentionally) from the people around us.We talk about the relationship patterns we carried into adulthood, how our families modeled love and communication, and the ways childhood experiences continue to show up in our friendships, dating lives, and sense of self. This conversation is honest, personal, and a reminder that our stories may shape us, but they don’t have to define us.✨ In this episode:Generational differences in parentingMarried parents vs. single-parent householdsAdoption and identityGrief and losing grandparentsHow we witnessed love and conflict growing upRelationship patterns we learned from familyHealing, self-awareness, and breaking cyclesIf you’ve ever wondered why you love the way you do, this episode is for you.

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