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Her high school teacher wants to help, but he can't grasp the weight of her burdens.
Her face might show the strain; her businesslike bearing says her burdens are her own.
The weight of her burdens, not to say the state of her mind, is such that she's forever altering and deconstructing her storytelling.
Isn't this far more likely to be a rational response to social conditions – specifically, a response to the fact that as a woman ages, her burdens grow while her status diminishes?
She was criticized for being "antiwoman," yet a closer look at her silhouette revealed that she was probably neutral on the subject of gender, and instead had done something of more profound meaning: she had recreated a reality of the late 20th century — that of the individual seemingly joined to her burdens, like a backpack.
Similarly, Levy (2013) supposes that no one could reasonably reject a code of rules that would impose on her burdens that add up to less than the aggregate of burdens that every other code would impose on others.
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She wanted to unpack her burden.
"We lifted her burden," he said.
Very little, which, for Rumer, added to her burden.
"It eased a little of her burden, not tremendously, but financially, it helped her".
"We spear the child and make her burden lighter," was the reply.
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