Becoming a Father When You Have Nothing: No Job, No Savings – A Poor Couple’s Real Life in Vietnam

Fatherhood with Nothing: Living in Poverty in Vietnam I am 26, living in Kon Tum, Vietnam. A few months ago, I thought life was finally becoming stable, but I was laid off. Now, with my wife Mei expecting our first child, everything has changed faster than I ever expected. Living in a small 90-square-foot room at my parents' house , I’ve been asking myself: What should I do to take care of my wife and my unborn child when I’ve lost my stable income? While I search for a new path, I don't want this time to be meaningless. I want to use it to support my family and learn how to be a father, step by step. In this video, I’m sharing my real, unfiltered life in Vietnam. It’s not a perfect journey—it’s full of worries, pressure, and the simple, quiet struggles of a young couple—but it is my life. Thank you for listening to my story. If you've ever faced a difficult transition in your own life, please share your thoughts in the comments—I’d love to connect with you.