His mother was yet another indignity he was forced to endure.
by Roxane Gay (0 Reviews)
In Roxane Gay's book "Difficult Women," the protagonist wrestles with the challenging dynamics of her relationship with her mother. The phrase "His mother was yet another indignity he was forced to endure" highlights the emotional burden he carries due to her actions and expectations. This relationship serves as a significant source of conflict in his life, showcasing how familial ties can often complicate one's existence and lead to a cyclical pattern...
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