She Goes On

Molly has never been a picnic. She can be snappy and tense, especially trying to get kids out of the house. I am sure I have ADHD, which is often diagnosed later in women's lives when the responsibilities of family and work build up. For instance, I zone out when Tom talks for more than two minutes, which he finds maddening. These compounds are feeling of being trapped in the institution of marriage in parenthood and in a small town in Somerset. There will always be a place for me for pieces about the monotony of marriage and how it can be hard to work through.

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