Nabila’s (name changed) story is not just hers but reflection of many who are caught between the life of their dreams and the bitter reality life has put them in. Forced to work as domestic help the girl never went to school. The harsh conditions and subjugation at home has made her bitter about her community, gender and society at large.
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Thank you sharing.
A well written piece!