
A Korean woman's memoir about surviving 1980s Korea through the early 2000s. Weekly episodes trace thirty years: domestic violence, gender inequality, poverty, the cost of being a woman. Stories of resilience, escape, and breaking generational cycles.
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A PC room around 2000. I shouldn’t have been there. (Image from https://m.cafe.daum.net/truepicture/Qt7/1198778)
Now that I was living on my own, nobody cared when I came home after work.
I often slipped into a PC room late at night, a da...
The house was something like this, the wall too high for me to jump over.
The first few days, I didn’t run into Mom too much. When I got up, she and my sisters had already left for school. But that was only after Mom stood at my door, loo...
I took a train from here in the fall of 1999. I had no idea what was waiting for me.
There is a Korean saying that goes, “Thievery is what he learned.” That means that’s the only thing he knows how to do, not a desirable field as the term...
I imagined myself entering a building with this sign every morning in a crisp blue uniform and a blue cap. And a badge ready to flash if anyone asked.
Sometimes on the way to the bus stop for work, I’d pass a fruit cart, the kind older peo...
November 21, 1997. The anchor announces Korea is asking the IMF for a bailout. (MBC News, via YouTube)
In 1997, Korea found itself in trouble out of nowhere, an unexpected economic crisis. Businesses were collapsing overnight, stores once...
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Memoirist and mother writing about survival in 1980s Korea. I grew up in Pohang, an unforgiving steel-mill town, carrying stories too heavy to tell aloud—poverty, gender, endless expectations. Now I'm finally writing them down.
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