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As the months went on, the motherâs mindParsed hard, and she began to pick up on patterns. She tried to think of realistic answers, even when they might not make sense for the child. But… for some parents, the paths to acceptable motherhood were too dangerous. The mother was a mother in the dark, and she couldnât understand the violence. In some ways, it was… What the mother didnât seeâmaybeâwas the pain she was going through.
Life, once a parent, became increasingly black Passionate. The mother couldnât help but wonder why the father would be involved. It was a motherâs大ć´. The father, once a voice of comfort, now a repeating theme in the familyâs conversation. It was a father who had to take responsibility, even for the violence. He did… Or did he? The mother never truly knows, but no, it wasnât the father she could look to for comfort. The father was more than a providerâmore than a âfatherâ in a literal sense.
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