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My mother grew up in poverty, with a father and an uncle who were alcoholics. I suspect but cannot prove that she was sexually abused as a child. She married a much older man when she was but a mere child (barely 15), and had five children. She had poor teeth, no education, and few luxuries to enjoy. We lived in constant poverty. The only jobs she mymother/my self : the daughter's search for identity could get were blue-collar ones--waitress, cook, nurse's aid, factory worker. How was your self-esteem impacted by your mother's alcoholism? My self-esteem as a teenager was non-existent. mymother/my self : the daughter's search for identity I felt the whole town knew mymother/my self : the daughter's search for identity of and openly discussed my mother's drinking. I felt ugly, fat, pimply, and greasy (though looking back now at my pictures, I see a remarkably pretty girl who seems painfully shy). College offered me a chance to reinvent myself. I'd often pretend to be from a different background than the one I was really from.
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