My sad stories will always be there. I am going to keep telling them even though I hate having the stories to tell. These sad stories will always weigh on me, though that burden lessens the more I realize who I am and what I am worth.
Roxane Gay expresses a deep connection to her sad stories, acknowledging that they are an inseparable part of her life. Despite the pain these narratives bring, she feels a compulsion to share them. The act of telling these stories serves as a release, even though it is emotionally burdensome. Gay recognizes that these experiences, while difficult, shape her identity and contribute to her understanding of self-worth.
As she narrates her struggles, Gay highlights a journey toward acceptance and healing. The weight of her past may be heavy, but it becomes lighter as she gains insights into herself. Her resolve to continue sharing these stories reflects her resilience and desire to confront her pain, ultimately transforming her burdens into a source of strength and empowerment.
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