What interests us as youth researchers about the relationship between mothers and daughters? Why does our research on the young female generation focus on this seemingly self-evident relationship? What can we expect from this topic aside from everyday wisdom, a variety of stories and anecdotes that mothers and daughters share, and endless variations of the same theme? Are we not already saturated with the flood of commentary, justification, or even sentimental literature in which women process their relationships with their mothers? Our professional curiosity and interest in this topic grew slowly and in stages. It began with a study on young people in training. At that time, our task was not to investigate the different situations of boys and girls - but it was impossible to overlook: girls have to.