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 Yesterday at 10:30 pm
Did anyone understand the story
"It takes a village"?
I didn't grasp what she went thru to realize the ending...
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:33 pm
Was there a rosh hashana issue?
My supermarket didn't get in anything
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:56 pm
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I didn't get the story either
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Yesterday at 10:58 pm
| amother OP wrote: | Did anyone understand the story
"It takes a village"?
I'm didn't grasp what she went thru to realize the ending... |
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Yesterday at 10:59 pm
| amother OP wrote: | Did anyone understand the story
"It takes a village"?
I'm didn't grasp what she went thru to realize the ending... |
To me it felt as if she had an experience of a Down syndrome being hidden in her past… or something like that. I would love an explanation. I felt something but I’m not sure what.
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momi
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Yesterday at 11:04 pm
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I highly doubt anyone understood exactly what had occurred. It was as if , the author wanted to leave us perplexed. If anyone has any insights … please share :-)
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NechaMom
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Yesterday at 11:09 pm
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Same. Very confusing. I don't appreciate such stories.
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:11 pm
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Didn't get it at all. I actually really didn't like the RH issue at all.
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amother
Honey
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Yesterday at 11:13 pm
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Didn’t understand it at all. Glad I’m not the only one.
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:30 pm
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I thought (not 100% sure but maybe) it was a coded way of saying she was molested when she was younger and unprotected.
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:42 pm
| amother Purple wrote: | | I thought (not 100% sure but maybe) it was a coded way of saying she was molested when she was younger and unprotected. |
Just reread and see your point...
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:44 pm
| amother Purple wrote: | | I thought (not 100% sure but maybe) it was a coded way of saying she was molested when she was younger and unprotected. |
I thought that too. After rereading it a few times. But why would that cause her to react the way she did towards the DS baby?
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amother
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Today at 12:41 am
| amother Purple wrote: | | I thought (not 100% sure but maybe) it was a coded way of saying she was molested when she was younger and unprotected. |
That's exactly what I thought, but the connection...I'd love to know.
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Genius
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Today at 12:42 am
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I was left scratching my head. Was I supposed to be inspired by something?
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foreverone
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Today at 12:54 am
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Me too. I was confused could not figure it out
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amother
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Today at 1:00 am
I really didn't understand the point of the article, there seemed to be a lot of missing pieces
But also, as a parent of a child with down syndrome, I found it pretty disturbing how it brought up an unhealthy reaction with no clarity or explanation or seemingly no point.
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heidi
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Today at 1:09 am
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I think the author saw herself as vulnerable and needing protection at age 13- sounds like she was abused-
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