わたしはタブーを破った。そして、結婚生活を終わらせた
あざができているのはわかっていたが、私は痛くないと答えた。私は彼に、彼が私を傷つけ、打ちのめしたと思ってほしくなかった。
Randa Jarrar is the author of the novel, A Map of Home, and the short story collection, Him, Me, Muhammad Ali, which recently won the Story Prize Spotlight Award. She has received fellowships from the Civitella Ranieri Foundation, the Lannan Foundation, and Hedgebrook. Her essays have appeared in the New York Times Magazine, The Sun, The Rumpus, The Oxford American, and others. She teaches at Fresno State's MFA Program, and is at work on a memoir.
あざができているのはわかっていたが、私は痛くないと答えた。私は彼に、彼が私を傷つけ、打ちのめしたと思ってほしくなかった。
Adultery was the last Muslim taboo I hadn’t broken. When I finally did cheat, it helped me see that my marriage needed to end.
Adultery was the last Muslim taboo I hadn’t broken. When I finally did cheat, it helped me see that my marriage needed to end.