"Like, she was a helicopter mom growing up, and now we're finally at this phase where I'm 31 now, and we're in this beautiful phase of life where I'm able to be like, 'Hey, listen, I know that you probably wanted to shield me from a couple of the choices that I've made in my life. But at the end of the day I'm safe and I'm happy and you love me and I love you,'"
"As many young adults return home for the summer, they often experience conflicting emotions -- nostalgia mixed with the pressures of growing up, leading to existential dread."