My Parents Are Dead, But I Still Wish They'd Change

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Exploring the theme of estrangement, this memoir delves into the author's journey from a troubled childhood to adulthood, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit. Through raw and honest reflections, the narrative reveals the struggles of losing oneself in the expectations of others and the transformative power of self-discovery. The author shares pivotal moments of despair and eventual renewal, emphasizing the importance of kindness and finding meaning in life's simple pleasures, such as a good cup of coffee.