THE GO GO GREENS

Expat friendships move fast and often end in goodbye. This reflective essay explores impermanence, emotional risk, and why connection abroad still matters — even when it doesn’t last.

Living near people doesn’t always mean feeling connected. This essay explores why proximity isn’t the same as belonging — and how purpose, repetition, and presence quietly change everything.

When families move abroad, someone quietly absorbs the emotional weight. This piece explores cross-cultural kids, invisible labour, and what it really means to support others without disappearing yourself.

Expat friendship isn’t speed-dating for a new best friend. It’s quieter, slower, and often lonelier than people expect. This piece reflects on belonging, identity, and finding your people in Riyadh — one small connection at a time.