By Donna Foley Mabry
In 1906, i used to be slightly over fourteen years outdated, and it was once my marriage ceremony day. My older sister, Helen, got here to my room, took me by means of the hand, and sat me down at the mattress. She opened her mouth to claim whatever, yet then her face flushed, and he or she grew to become her head to seem out the window. After a moment, she squeezed my hand and regarded again in my eyes. She stated, “You’ve consistently been an outstanding woman, Maude, and performed what I instructed you. Now, you’re going to be a married girl, and he'll be the top of the home. should you pass domestic this night after your get together, it doesn't matter what he desires to do to you, you need to permit him do it. Do you understand?” I didn’t comprehend, yet I nodded my head besides. It sounded unusual to me, the best way such a lot of issues did. i might do what she advised me. I didn’t have a call, any longer than I had a decision in being born.
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