Dogwood (2013)
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Ruthie said one day, turning down the country music station she listened to.
I was trying to forget about Will and move on with my life, but for some reason she wouldn’t let go, so I launched into a spiel about Richard, how I’d met him after some horrible relationships, how he accepted me as I was. She noticed my hesitation, which was always the wrong thing to do with Ruthie. She had an innate sense of when you were giving her your heart, lying through your teeth, or just plain holding back.
She... probed again, and to spite her, I guess, I told her of boyfriends past and the vagaries of my dating life. I felt nothing but shame about those years, but Ruthie didn’t seem shocked. It was the first time I had regurgitated the past without someone trying to clean it up or make it pretty. But the more the story gushed, the better it felt, stumbling through piles of my own dirty laundry.
I thought of Ruthie’s belief that women, especially young ones, don’t listen to their gut, that inner voice that tells them something is wrong and needs to change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ruthie said one day, turning down the country music station she listened to.
I was trying to forget about Will and move on with my life, but for some reason she wouldn’t let go, so I launched into a spiel about Richard, how I’d met him after some horrible relationships, how he accepted me as I was. She noticed my hesitation, which was always the wrong thing to do with Ruthie. She had an innate sense of when you were giving her your heart, lying through your teeth, or just plain holding back.
She... probed again, and to spite her, I guess, I told her of boyfriends past and the vagaries of my dating life. I felt nothing but shame about those years, but Ruthie didn’t seem shocked. It was the first time I had regurgitated the past without someone trying to clean it up or make it pretty. But the more the story gushed, the better it felt, stumbling through piles of my own dirty laundry.
I thought of Ruthie’s belief that women, especially young ones, don’t listen to their gut, that inner voice that tells them something is wrong and needs to change.
What to read after Dogwood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Fabry to read onlineMoreLess
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