We Didn't Talk About This, Mom

Each of us has experiences, unresolved questions, and just sharp topics that we have never discussed with our mothers. For some, fear, shame, or misunderstanding gets in the way. Unspoken problems have created a chasm in communication with our mothers, and it seems to us that we can no longer overcome it. This collection features stories from life, written in the first person. Their authors are ordinary people who decided to speak about what they have kept silent about with their mothers for years. Their monologues are examples of courage and openness. Misunderstanding, criticism, jealousy, domestic violence, self-harm - are just a small part of the problems they voiced. Their stories are filled with pain, love, anger, and forgiveness.