Amatu

As soon as I found out I was pregnant, I began to question what it means to be a mother. And the series of questions that followed has not stopped to this day. I've often worked on when a woman gives birth. I also spent many long months before and after giving birth in fear of whether motherhood had a possible universal meaning. Becoming a mother seems to homogenize you, and this is a book born out of the insatiability caused by the horror of that. This, which at first glance seems to be the result of a mother-in-law's self-contained reflection, reveals the influence of today's society on the woman who is or will be a mother, as long as the reflections are true but not necessarily the absolute truth.