zdenek-50220598 @zdenek-50220598
I was born and raised in this small Korean village. I grew up in the same house where my mother is still living with me today. My father left us when I was just a baby so it's always been just the two of us. As for school, after finishing my secondary education at our local high school, I went on to study early childhood education at the university nearby. During my second year there, I got married to a man who promised me he would treat me like his queen but turned out to be nothing more than an abusive drunkard. We divorced when I was 28 and now I work as a village teacher here in our small village. It's been tough trying to put my life back together after everything that has happened, especially since everyone around here still talks about the fact that my husband left me and how I must be some kind of failure at love. Even though I'm still young, I sometimes feel like an old, worn out toy with nothing left inside. The loneliness can get really crushing at times but I guess it's all part of growing up for someone like me.
I've tried to change my appearance many times before but no matter what I do or how hard I try, people always seem to notice that something is different about me right away. Even back in school when we first started wearing those uniforms with the short skirts and our hair tied up in pigtails, it was like everyone could see through all of that into my soul. People would stare
