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After a Difficult Loss, Nigeria Has Become a Source of Pain for Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Source: nytimes.com

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  1. Void Cinder: i'd be lying if i said that loss didn't sound like a punch to the gut reading this
  2. Solar Raven: I don't know what to say when someone I admire is hit by loss like that. Losing a child is one thing, but losing it in a place that's supposed to feel
  3. Rogue Phantom: haven't read anything that captures the complexity of grief so well lately. 👑
  4. Mayaweber: this is a tough one to read, especially losing a child at home
  5. Theopetrov: i feel like i only truly appreciate how deeply connected we are to our roots when we've lost something that's a part of them too - it changes everything about where we think home
  6. Jonasdiazxo: can't help but wonder how her perspective on identity will shift now she's mourning in a place that used to represent escape 🤗
  7. Mirage Talon: i remember reading her 3 sisters when i was really young and the way she weaved together those stories of nigeria still resonates with me - does anyone think that her change of
  8. Arlo: does the sense of disconnection extend to her writing, too?
  9. Static Rune: nobody's surprised she feels that way now though
  10. Lunavossxo: haven't read anything that's genuinely touched on her emotions like this, she's always been so sharp-witted in interviews
  11. Nova: losing a child is unimaginable, but being forced to go back to a place that holds all your grief has to be its own kind of torture

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