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feral-ballad · 2 years
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Silas Denver Melvin, from Grit: Poems; “Twenty”
[Text ID: “im sorry, ill clean up the mess. you tell your mother im sorry you spent all that time carbonating me inside yourself just for me to end up the way i am.”]
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girlfictions · 1 year
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Hayan Charara, from Mother and Daughter
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girltomripley · 9 months
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The Sopranos (S2E12) ; Peter Paul Rubens, Romulus and Remus (1615-16) ; Rachel Yoder, Nightbitch ; Succession (S3E8) ; Ludovico Carracci and/or Annibale Carracci, She-Wolf Suckling Romulus and Remus (1589-92) ; Stoker: Original Screenplay by Ted Foulke (Wentworth Miller)
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“the feminist’s first adversary is also her first love: her father.”
“Often father and daughter look down on mother (woman) together. They exchange meaningful glances when she misses a point. They agree that she is not bright as they are, cannot reason as they do. This collusion does not save the daughter from the mother's fate.” - bonnie burstow
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newvision · 1 month
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Benedict Wells, The End Of Loneliness
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222iri · 1 year
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Milk Fed by Melissa Broder
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feuillesmortes · 2 years
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Games. Tell the girls everything, starting from their childhood: they’ll take care, later, of inventing an acceptable world. I myself was playing now, a mother is only a daughter who plays, it was helping me think.
Elena Ferrante, The Lost Daughter (translation by Ann Goldstein)
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fonkeloog · 2 years
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I am not a mother, and I never will be. Not only because I don't want kids, but more importantly because I want to protect them from me.
I am fine with this most of my days. But sometimes at night is when I fight, away the tears. When I get so consumed, by all of my fears.
Silly ones, that are misguided and untrue. But even harder do i fight the ones, that were told by you.
So as I look at all the people, and the babies that aren't mine. All I can do is take another breath, and tell myself "I'm fine."
A child would not be happy, growing up in my care. I don't know why I sometimes struggle, feel like this isn't fair.
I try again, time after time and then some more. But every comment leaves a mark, makes my heart bruised and sore.
I do not want kids, deep down that's all I know. I am not a mother, that much I know for sure. But on nights like these, I want time to freeze. To not get another question, about when I will stop being alone. Or how it's time to get a partner, cause "time is quicker than you think" and "They're grown before you can even blink"
I do not want to be a mother, nor will I ever be. A choice I made but it feels like it's hard to accept. Even more for them, than it was for me
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vivariummoss · 1 year
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muguetdemai · 1 year
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feral-ballad · 2 years
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Silas Denver Melvin, from Grit: Poems; “Twenty”
[Text ID: “you tell your mother im sorry, i love my sadness so immensely, i don’t know who i am without it & what you mean is i have not come home without expecting someone else to be in my spot at the dinner table in so long, im not sure i was ever born to belong in the first place.”]
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daydreamerdrew · 2 months
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from Good Bones by Maggie Smith
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elainiisms · 6 months
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newvision · 2 months
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Adrie Rose, from We Have Some Questions About Your Difficult Child
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roeroe-world · 3 months
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there’s just something about black motherhood that just warms my heart. ❤️🌹 sending love to all black mothers.
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i-am-aprl · 3 months
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Dr. Deborah Harrington recently spent 2 weeks in a Gaza hospital. “I feel ashamed and shocked that we're doing this to fellow humans," she told @camanpour
There are approximately 50,000 pregnant women in Gaza, and the suffering they're enduring is beyond words. Due to the blockade on Gaza, 50% are anemic and that was before this war.
This means the majority of these mothers are vulnerable to complications.
Genocide convention reads:
any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, as such:
(d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group.
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