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Culture17:28 · 58m ago

Author Hadassah Ben Ari Explores Divorce and Identity in New Book

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Israeli author and creator Hadassah Ben Ari has shared a candid post detailing her emotional journey following her divorce and her process of writing a new book that delves into these experiences. Ben Ari expressed initial hesitation about writing about divorce, questioning why people felt the need to focus on pain. However, she found herself compelled to write a book centered on a divorced woman, though she clarifies the character is not directly based on her own story.

The book explores profound questions about love, relationships in a weary world, and the impact of childhood wounds. Ben Ari described the writing process as one that elicits both laughter and tears, as the fictional protagonist grapples with the same existential questions the author poses to herself.

Ben Ari also reflected on living under public scrutiny two years after her separation, noting how her words and work are consistently framed by her marital status. She expressed disdain for being labeled solely as a 'divorced woman,' asserting that her creativity and femininity should stand independently. Despite this, she admitted a personal truth in the notion that a woman without a man might feel incomplete in the world.

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