They grounded lives for their children out of mailroom and factory jobs

They came from Scotland and Spain, on long, grueling journeys spurred by poverty and civil war. And to try to understand it better, I interviewed three of my friends, all first-generation Americans, who know that gap well. Later during our conversation, Zhenya expressed the same feeling.
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Jenniffer:
I love him, and I couldn't imagine my life without him.
(4 October 2016)

Jenniffer:
I just don't know, will I find him more hotter as we continue the relationship?
(4 October 2016)

Jenniffer:
He makes me happy and I love being with him & I love talking to him.
(4 October 2016)

Jenniffer:
I mean he turns me on and stuff but I don't find him really cute just a little bit.
(4 October 2016)

Jenniffer:
I really like him, he is the perfect boyfriend but I'm just not that physically attracted to him.
(4 October 2016)

Johana:
What are some other sexual things me and my girlfriend can do?
(4 October 2016)

Merrilee:
Do suicidal people want attention?
(4 October 2016)

Merrilee:
Why don't they ever act on it if they want to end their lives so badly?
(4 October 2016)

Prudence:
I kept all of the money they made for myself.
(4 October 2016)

Prudence:
I have never taught them to drive, and I only let them get a job 4 years ago, at 13 and 14 working for their uncle's store.
(4 October 2016)