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“To be a daughter is to know a particular kind of duty.”
“It is a labor of love, a practice of attention, a relation of care.”
“Meaning: Daughters are loyal .”
“I am comforted by the fact that those who will understand will understand, and those who won’t, won’t.”
“I will not make transparent, the conflict between my family and me.”
“I refuse to become a vessel of morality, a lesson in honor or lack thereof, and most of all, I refuse to conflate myself with Western narratives about love, freedom, duty or shame.”
“Translation’s fallacy, I guess.”