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“我”的連心眉曾让“我”感到羞耻。但是，当“我”开始接受它以后，它却像一条道路，开辟了“我”生活的许多其他方面，成为“我”探索自己身份的象征。实际上，每个人都有自己的“连心眉”，一个关于自己到底是谁，属于哪里的生命命题。
I spent my entire life trying to hide from who I was because I had a unibrow. This bothering visual representation on my face was just like a flag that I could not strip away.
I live in New York with my three beautiful girls， Scarlet， Savannah and Celine and my husband Nicolas. I was born and raised in America， but my family are from Iran. So I grew up with this duality（二元性） of my Persian heritage also mixed in with this American culture as Im first?generation. I always grew up with this tension of who I am and where I belong. I always kind of felt different and lonely.
It was not until I became a mother that I faced these things and made up my mind to accept a true myself. If my children didnt see me embracing myself for how I looked， my children would never have the courage to face their
I spent my entire life trying to hide from who I was because I had a unibrow. This bothering visual representation on my face was just like a flag that I could not strip away.
I live in New York with my three beautiful girls， Scarlet， Savannah and Celine and my husband Nicolas. I was born and raised in America， but my family are from Iran. So I grew up with this duality（二元性） of my Persian heritage also mixed in with this American culture as Im first?generation. I always grew up with this tension of who I am and where I belong. I always kind of felt different and lonely.
It was not until I became a mother that I faced these things and made up my mind to accept a true myself. If my children didnt see me embracing myself for how I looked， my children would never have the courage to face their