Benita Bensch
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The one word that immediately shrinks a woman's identity (opens the original)
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When I sat down to listen to dozens of Australian mothers, one theme emerged again and again. "I'm just a mum," one said during group introductions. "I'm just a farmer's wife," another shared. As I listened, I hoped my expression didn't give away my internal recoil to the word "just". It set off alarm bells in my brain. I wish it wasn't the case that this sensitivity had developed from hearing it so frequently. Over the past decade, I've listened to many stories of Australian mothers, most from
The one word that immediately shrinks a woman's identity (opens the original)
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When I sat down to listen to dozens of Australian mothers, one theme emerged again and again. "I'm just a mum," one said during group introductions. "I'm just a farmer's wife," another shared. As I listened, I hoped my expression didn't give away my internal recoil to the word "just". It set off alarm bells in my brain. I wish it wasn't the case that this sensitivity had developed from hearing it so frequently. Over the past decade, I've listened to many stories of Australian mothers, most from
The one word that immediately shrinks a woman's identity (opens the original)
Read excerpt
When I sat down to listen to dozens of Australian mothers, one theme emerged again and again. "I'm just a mum," one said during group introductions. "I'm just a farmer's wife," another shared. As I listened, I hoped my expression didn't give away my internal recoil to the word "just". It set off alarm bells in my brain. I wish it wasn't the case that this sensitivity had developed from hearing it so frequently. Over the past decade, I've listened to many stories of Australian mothers, most from
The one word that immediately shrinks a woman's identity (opens the original)
Read excerpt
When I sat down to listen to dozens of Australian mothers, one theme emerged again and again. "I'm just a mum," one said during group introductions. "I'm just a farmer's wife," another shared. As I listened, I hoped my expression didn't give away my internal recoil to the word "just". It set off alarm bells in my brain. I wish it wasn't the case that this sensitivity had developed from hearing it so frequently. Over the past decade, I've listened to many stories of Australian mothers, most from
The one word that immediately shrinks a woman's identity (opens the original)
Read excerpt
When I sat down to listen to dozens of Australian mothers, one theme emerged again and again. "I'm just a mum," one said during group introductions. "I'm just a farmer's wife," another shared. As I listened, I hoped my expression didn't give away my internal recoil to the word "just". It set off alarm bells in my brain. I wish it wasn't the case that this sensitivity had developed from hearing it so frequently. Over the past decade, I've listened to many stories of Australian mothers, most from
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