Love, Death, and Divorce

"People are sending a desperate living of despair, so-called resignation is despair." When comparing these two stories, we compare the stories of one hour and the "desire" baby, writer Kate Chaping, I understand that this type of emotion is especially true for women. Kate Chapin bravely explores women's social inequality in marriage and divorce using "1 hour story" and "Desiree's Baby". Combination of these two stories points out that although love is there, all marriages are not happy, all divorce is not sad.

Lose a loved one: Losing a loved one by death or divorce may affect the spirit and emotions of an individual. They may feel they are not loved and do not belong anywhere. People they love do not exist anymore. Loss causes pain and pain, letting individuals believe that it makes sense. Finally, such experiences motivate individuals to have low self-esteem and be reserved (REF). If individuals are open because of low self-esteem, are not ruthless, or are not afraid to be considered themselves, they can not enhance the meaning of life and therefore can not suppress this experience. As an artist, I am aiming to be an art teacher and to allow other children to express feelings through pictures when I can not express in words. But I have a clear goal and I am always inspired by my father to achieve this goal. If my self-esteem is low and I do not believe in myself, I do not deserve to suppress the pursuit of meaning in my life as I feel that it is not worth.

I am experiencing divorce. My heart is hurting, but I refuse to allow my spirit to obey it. I have never experienced the death of my loved one, but I experienced enough death to think that I am the last love. I am very glad that my mother is still on the earth, even if she is not nearby, I can hear her voice. She will say: every time someone dies, everything else is born again. One night I fell into terror. I lay down in the darkness and asked God to give me a miracle. Then my son Kyle said to me, I pulled the lid off my head, so that I did not become so miserable as I felt. Before he opened his mouth, I felt something different from him. When you contact your child, you know when something is wrong. "What's wrong?" I asked.