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 What My Mother and I Don't Talk About: Fifteen Writers Break the Silence (What We Don't Talk About, #1)
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      Madison
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      I can already tell this is going to be an emotional rollercoaster
    
    
      — Jun 21, 2023 02:01PM
    
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      Paola Bracco
      is 40% done
    
    
    
      Este libro me recuerda que las madres son humanos que una vez dieron vida a otros humanos. Aterriza la maternidad.
    
    
      — Jun 08, 2023 07:52PM
    
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      adlin
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      "Rather, it’s the fear that I’ve learned less from my childhood than I should have, that I am more like her than I want to be." I put my phone down to stare at the ceiling
    
    
      — Jun 06, 2023 10:18AM
    
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      Brooke Gordon
      is on page 75 of 288
    
    
    
      Ok I have to put this down it is in deed too much.
    
    
      — Jun 03, 2023 06:25PM
    
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      Brooke Gordon
      is on page 75 of 288
    
    
    
      Def a more emotional read than the last one…
    
    
      — Jun 03, 2023 04:50PM
    
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      Lia
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      “Contar historias es una lucha contra el olvido, contra la pérdida e incluso contra la mortalidad. Cada vez que se cuenta una historia sobre alguien que está muerto, es una resurrección. Cada vez que se cuenta una historia sobre el pasado, estamos doblemente vivos.”
Encuentro esta cita tan cierta, y me fascina haberla encontrado precisamente hoy de todos los días.
    
      — May 30, 2023 07:04PM
    
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  Encuentro esta cita tan cierta, y me fascina haberla encontrado precisamente hoy de todos los días.
 
  
    
      Lia
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      Decir que amé el relato de Dylan Landis sería quedarme corta. El dolor punzante de lo que pudo haber sido presente en cada página como una cruda comparación con lo que sí fue y cómo este amarga la existencia de quien lo vive es tan real que me hallé derramando unas cuantas lágrimas. ¿Cobardía o prudencia? Solo Dios puede juzgarlo. Un relato hermoso y doloroso a partes iguales.
    
    
      — May 25, 2023 04:28PM
    
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      Niaa
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      Creo que no es mi tipo de historia porque hasta ahora no me ha atrapado del todo, un poco aburrida y plana.
    
    
      — May 25, 2023 02:38AM
    
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      Lia
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      Disfruté mucho el relato de Melissa. En varias ocasiones me hallé identificándome con sus palabras y sintiéndome al borde de las lágrimas.
    
    
      — May 21, 2023 02:03PM
    
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      isaa
      is on page 9 of 288
    
    
    
      ‘where my stepfather makes me a box, and my mother teaches me how to keep my secrets inside…she taught me. like with the broken baubles in my old jewelry box, i just close the lid’
    
    
      — May 01, 2023 10:45PM
    
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      Erin Bode
      is on page 58 of 288
    
    
    
      The stories can be broken up into questions for me so far:
1. What is communicated and lost through silence between parent and child?
2. Does it “matter” if we label abuse? Who does this serve when attempting to repair a relationship?
3. How many sacrifices can a mother’s love take? Is it endless like many mothers would want us to believe?
    
      — May 01, 2023 01:09PM
    
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  1. What is communicated and lost through silence between parent and child?
2. Does it “matter” if we label abuse? Who does this serve when attempting to repair a relationship?
3. How many sacrifices can a mother’s love take? Is it endless like many mothers would want us to believe?
 
  
    
      ziz
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      The last few stories have been a bit disappointing
    
    
      — Apr 27, 2023 01:28PM
    
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      Birta Birgisdóttir
      is on page 171 of 288
    
    
    
      mjög góð bók og er mjög þakklát fyrir mömmu mína 😥
    
    
      — Apr 25, 2023 06:00PM
    
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      Rachel Randolph
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      I'm listening to the audio, and it is so incredible. Each author reads their own essay about the things they don't talk to their mom about it. GUT wrenching
    
    
      — Apr 21, 2023 07:19PM
    
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      jules
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      "daddy issues make u a people pleaser but mommy issues make u like. a sociopath."
    
    
      — Apr 17, 2023 11:54AM
    
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      Astroandbooks.byjess
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      El ensayo de lengua materna por Carmen Maria Machado me hizo pensar en la maternidad, el decidir ser madre y lo sano que puede ser dejar esa relación madre e hija. Mi ensayo favorito hasta ahora.
    
    
      — Apr 13, 2023 04:47PM
    
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      Shini Chandramohan
      is on page 196 of 288
    
    
    
      The other thing that saved me was being in a long-term romantic relationship. I tantrummed for years and when I was done, he was still there. With him I had all the emotions I had not been allowed to have as a child, because for the first time, I knew I was safe. Some deep part of me recognized that I could trust him, even though I didnt consciously believe this until years later.
    
    
      — Apr 11, 2023 02:58AM
    
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      Shini Chandramohan
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      "This is how I survived my childhood: I disappeared. As a child, I slipped into books, and everything around me, including my own body, faded away. It was a very conscious act. I've never really fully returned from that early dissociation" - FFS this hit hard....
    
    
      — Apr 11, 2023 02:52AM
    
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      Shini Chandramohan
      is on page 192 of 288
    
    
    
      I had defied the queen and therefore I didn't exist.
    
    
      — Apr 11, 2023 02:50AM
    
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      Shini Chandramohan
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      "Sometimes they said we spoke English well and it was supposed to be a compliment. They didn't seem to know that we had been born with the language in our mouths because of a certain cruel history, so we smiled and said thank you."
    
    
      — Apr 11, 2023 02:44AM
    
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      Shini Chandramohan
      is on page 126 of 288
    
    
    
      It is brighter and warmer and I am back from my slump - hopefully with a vengance!!!!
    
    
      — Apr 11, 2023 01:39AM
    
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      anfal
      is on page 133 of 288
    
    
    
      aaaaaand that’s the first essay to make me violently sob 😀 (the same story about my mom by lynn steger strong)
    
    
      — Apr 10, 2023 05:46AM
    
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      isa
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      ¿por qué me dejó una compra de súper hecha, un regalo y un pastel, como si hubieran podido compensar su ausencia?
hoy ya no me debe ni le debo disculpas porque sé que cada una está sola y que solas estamos juntas
*Xanadú, Quince, Lengua materna, ¿Estás escuchando?, Su cuerpo / Mi cuerpo, *Y la sangre fue mía
    
      — Apr 07, 2023 11:43PM
    
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  hoy ya no me debe ni le debo disculpas porque sé que cada una está sola y que solas estamos juntas
*Xanadú, Quince, Lengua materna, ¿Estás escuchando?, Su cuerpo / Mi cuerpo, *Y la sangre fue mía










