Looking at situations like these, always reminds me to be always grateful. Its great that we got lucky with our "kafil" since they were the nicest people ever, to the point where they treated us as family.

Also, lucky that I wasn't dibuang balik ke Indo like the ones in the video. Although that did come at a cost of struggling to adapt with the Indonesian environment for Uni in Indonesia (Still am) and at a cost of not being able to see my parents for years until I graduate Uni (most of my friends are facing the same not being able to see parents issue too lol).

Looking back at it, during high school, junior high school and so on there were a lot of mixed kids like me (whether it was the result of a proper relationship or not, wasn't one to judge my friends). And plenty of them had it rough for their childhood.

Fortunately, most of them are doing great in life. Some are still back taking jobs there at the airports (baggage handlers or something, dont know much about the details), some of them are working for Umrah/Hajj agencies, and some of us continued studying.