My Mother's Daughter. Life is a Story - story.one - Chou., A. Sul.
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Loathed and Loved. Mother and Daughter. Her childhood is something she wants to leave behind but now that her mother is once again pregnant she has to reflect on how the woman fulfilled that role during her own youth.This is a story about the past, about growing up in a household that holds traditional values very dear: Family Roles, Religion and a Lack of Emotional Intelligence A story about the present, about dealing with Internalized Hate and Contempt towards your own Blood and Flesh.And a story about the future, about your Hopes and Dreams and Desires, not for yourself but for the one…mehr

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Loathed and Loved. Mother and Daughter. Her childhood is something she wants to leave behind but now that her mother is once again pregnant she has to reflect on how the woman fulfilled that role during her own youth.This is a story about the past, about growing up in a household that holds traditional values very dear: Family Roles, Religion and a Lack of Emotional Intelligence A story about the present, about dealing with Internalized Hate and Contempt towards your own Blood and Flesh.And a story about the future, about your Hopes and Dreams and Desires, not for yourself but for the one after you. Because your story takes place in the past. Something long gone.
Autorenporträt
While this story is entirely fictional, I couldn't help but be uncertain about publishing it. Because what right do i have to write such a tragic narrative that may be someones' reality? Yet when I told my best friend about my concerns, all he said was "But you are the daughter of a mother, isn't that right enough?". That made me realise that even if the story is made up, subconciously, my feelings have influenced the writing and that other daughters will ultimately have their own mirrored in it too. Because that's what daughters do: See themselves in their mothers past. Having graduated high school last year I am now free to explore different career paths. Thinking about my future led me to thinking about that of my mothers. How different our lifes were, are and will be, which is how I ended up writing this story.