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"Make a Wish" by Emily A. Dinwiddie is an autobiographical story about overcoming restrictive guardianship and finding success as a screenwriter. The narrator's ambitions were constantly thwarted by a controlling guardian who dismissed her career aspirations. Despite these obstacles, she pursued her passion for screenwriting in secret, learning from books and mentors. Her talent was recognized early on, leading to professional opportunities, albeit without official credit due to her age. The story recounts the pain of having her creative work destroyed by her guardian but also celebrates the resilience and eventual triumph as she continues to write and gain recognition in the film industry. The narrative emphasizes perseverance and the fulfillment that comes from achieving one's dreams against all odds.
Mothers are everything. They love us, protect us, and shape the world around us. A good mother makes us feel safe. A perfect mother makes sure we never have to question anything at all. Rosie Harding’s mother, Jessie, is perfect. Devoted, gentle, endlessly kind. She has shielded Rosie from cruel family members, from the world’s sharp edges, from people who don’t love the way she does. With her mother beside her, Rosie has never needed to doubt, never needed to be afraid. But what do you do when the person who keeps you safe is the one who’s keeping you trapped? When the memories don’t fit, but the love feels real? When the truth stares you in the face— But the only thing you want to believe is What She Said.
A scientist husband and his house wife who was unaware that he was using her as his personal “test subject”.. leading her on year after year to her slow and steady health decline.
Great guy.. at least I thought. Is this normal, am I over reacting? Or am I being straight up manipulated?
