
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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North Korean young guys cheering for their dear leader, I don’t see the difference between them and JMS people.
Through the club, I met plenty of people, not only from Chungnam but from other schools too. Some weren’t even students, like Y...
Cheerleaders in the 90s. Most of them were at least 5’ 5’’. Or so I thought.
“I don’t think I can do that,” said Kyunghee, one of my roommates.
I’d figured since she was a sophomore, a year older than me, I’d feel less embarrassed askin...
Goongdong was just like this, beckoning you with the promise of fun and a whole new self.
It was early March 1992 when I moved into the dormitory, two five-story buildings —one for boys and one for girls — tucked against a low hill at the...
Couldn't think of any better image than this girl. (Welcome to Dongmakgol, 2005)
Chris’s departure left me in a million pieces and I didn’t know what to do with them. Keeping a smile on my face so as not to show how heartbroken I was — it...
Young, handsome. Neatly cropped hair. And kind. Enough for an eighteen year old to fall in love. (A scene from The Book of Mormon musical.)
Although I wasn’t headed for any prestigious “in-Seoul” college, Mom got me a few tutoring gigs by...
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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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