Soldier Sailor

This is a lyrical and poignant exploration of gender inequality in parental obligations, focusing specifically on the less glamorous aspects of motherhood, particularly in the context of newer motherhood experiences. The prose is so beautiful, and the monologues were so heartfelt that even I was mesmerized. The story is narrated from the perspective of the mother, "Sailor," so the observations may be somewhat subjective. However, the author effectively portrays the psychological and mental anguish she experiences without adequate support, a situation that is sadly not uncommon. The honesty and boldness of the narrative feel genuine and refreshing. It's reassuring to see authors openly discussing the challenging aspects of motherhood without the feeling of guilt and also by not placing undue burden on innocent children.