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And maybe not all of them, but most of them have families. My family is the people who have been with me since I was born. And their relationship may be either good or bad, or it could be worst. While it may be a happy situation to be with a family, the very situation with a member of the family may be quite difficult for someone. I'm not always in good relationships with my family. Sometimes there's disagreements, and they argue and pour out their grievances against each other. And I don't
You're saying you're gonna throw your family away. It was like a pretty provocative headline that made my eyes open. I wanted to know how bad I would have felt, so I took a book, and it was easy to read like a first-person novel. (Laughter). Of course, the writer was suffering from a complicated family history in which he suffered a lot of heartache and hardship. And then, you know, wind currents. I felt fortunate that my father and father's childhood memories were the basis for having a
Eriko Kobayashi: Is it okay to abandon family?
A Family We Could Not Choose! For us who may have been struggling and helpless in the midst of it, you will be like a book that says, "The tragedy of life begins with being a parent and child," and it is an autobiographical family essay about the ‘first family of life’ we have no choice and should just accept. The father who was relatively sweet to his daughter, but who had abused her husband and continued the unfortunate play of family violence, and the brother who was unwittingly accustomed to violence, the author, who was the weakest in it, is as if he were a slouchy short story.
Korean title: 가족, 버려도 되나요?
Korean author: 고바야시 에리코
Korean publisher: 책으로여는세상
ISBN-13: 9788993834581
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And maybe not all of them, but most of them have families. My family is the people who have been with me since I was born. And their relationship may be either good or bad, or it could be worst. While it may be a happy situation to be with a family, the very situation with a member of the family may be quite difficult for someone. I'm not always in good relationships with my family. Sometimes there's disagreements, and they argue and pour out their grievances against each other. And I don't
You're saying you're gonna throw your family away. It was like a pretty provocative headline that made my eyes open. I wanted to know how bad I would have felt, so I took a book, and it was easy to read like a first-person novel. (Laughter). Of course, the writer was suffering from a complicated family history in which he suffered a lot of heartache and hardship. And then, you know, wind currents. I felt fortunate that my father and father's childhood memories were the basis for having a
