Rage, Girl. Life is a Story - story.one - Solène, Iris
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The Rage Manual for the Frontline Daughters.A conversation with anger.This book embarks on the many ways women have risen through what they were forced to endure. It insists on self-compassion in a world that trains us to carry blame, shame, and wrap it in silence with a bow on top. Each story, each poem, is a garment- one stitched from rage, one from memory, another from hope. Collectively they form a wardrobe for those learning to face themselves with tenderness and to navigate inner contradictions. Inviting you to discover the liberating force of rage.Enough with the polite smile: It`s time to show your teeth!Do you dare?…mehr

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The Rage Manual for the Frontline Daughters.A conversation with anger.This book embarks on the many ways women have risen through what they were forced to endure. It insists on self-compassion in a world that trains us to carry blame, shame, and wrap it in silence with a bow on top. Each story, each poem, is a garment- one stitched from rage, one from memory, another from hope. Collectively they form a wardrobe for those learning to face themselves with tenderness and to navigate inner contradictions. Inviting you to discover the liberating force of rage.Enough with the polite smile: It`s time to show your teeth!Do you dare?
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Iris Solène writes from the borderlands between rage and tenderness, memory and renewal. Circling the questions of what it means to become. Dislodging the weight of generations before her and carving out a self that is as resilient as it is soft. Iris, the flower of myths and symbols, appears to her as a messenger- a bloom both delicate and strong. Iris` writing inhabits the fractures left by patriarchy, generational trauma, and the silence that is forced on women. She does not write to provide neat resolutions, but to linger in the ache instead. Breaking the silence and demanding visibility and an audience. Her writing is not solely an expression, far more it is an invitation to encouter oneself and to encourage women to raise their voices.