Please embrace your korean heritage while you can. My mom came to the US in 1959 after meeting my dad while he was stationed in South Korea. She lost contact with her family and didn’t speak to them again until 2005. By that time, her mom had passed away. She missed her home country terribly. My dad was a good provider but didn’t encourage her native culture. We, as her children, missed out. Because he wasn’t supportive, she never taught us Korean. She passed away in 2015. At my age of 49, I now feel completely cheated out of my Korean heritage. I’d love to learn to speak korean, but the person who could’ve taught me, and who I’d love to converse with, is no longer here. My daughter likes BTS and through them, we’ve renewed our interest in our korean side. But there are some things you can’t get back once they’re gone. Don’t make the same mistake. Be good to your parents and learn as much about your culture as you can.