Finally
I understood. He couldn’t be with a
woman like me. He didn’t like hard
things. And there I was: thick skin and
bruises. I was a proud woman who wore
her heart on a chain around her neck, but he had me dressed in shame for all
that I could never be – which was less. Less scarred. Less likely to cry. Less likely to say too much. Less likely to embarrass him. Less caustic.
Less impulsive. Less like my
mother. Less like myself.
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